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,Fragmentation and Restoration in Derek Walcott’s ,,a as involving the ‘formation of a society which developed, or was developing, its own distinctive character or culture which, in so far as it was neither purely British nor West African, is called “creole”’. In the course of this process, during which two cultures had to ‘a(chǎn)dapt themselves to a new

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Introduction,alcott, Les Murray and Seamus Heaney have been the subjects of many books and articles, poetry has been relatively neglected. In particular, there have been few attempts to consider postcolonial poetry within conceptual frameworks which will allow comparisons across national and cultural boundaries.

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