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ecific and exclusive to the period under consideration; or that it offers a definitive and comprehensive characterisation of literary production between 1910 and 1922. Nevertheless, if, as has been suggested in earlier chapters, a measure of this literature is its confrontation of contemporary issue

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Sandro Galea,Sara Putnamecific and exclusive to the period under consideration; or that it offers a definitive and comprehensive characterisation of literary production between 1910 and 1922. Nevertheless, if, as has been suggested in earlier chapters, a measure of this literature is its confrontation of contemporary issue

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Confess

Lia S. Florey,Sandro Galea,Mark L. Wilsonn of the literary writers, scholars, intellectuals, social and economic reformers, politicians, and the government towards the painful slavery of the indentured labourers in the last decade of the nineteenth century. People who were on the verge of starvation, especially people from the north Indian

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Danielle C. Ompad,Sandro Galea,David Vlahova, notions of socio-cultural transformation, identity reconstruction and acculturation. The indenture perspective highlights the “collective consciousness” of the social group and evaluates the role of memory in their viewing of India as an “imagined homeland”. It also analyses the affective dimensi

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疲憊的老馬

Console

David M. Bishai,Yung-Ting Kunglown through the world economy, the clarion call of ratings agencies, city experts, and neoliberal cheerleaders had moved from ‘restoration’ to ‘reformation’. The extension of marketisation and corporate capitalist logic had come to saturate most aspects of public life in Western societies. So, what

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Richard M. EckersleyUnited Kingdom (though Northern Ireland was overlooked). Although the report readily conflated English and British cultural and political institutions, symbols, and figures, the authors concluded that ‘it is clear that English people have a weak conception of “English nationalism” ‘ (Wind-Cowie and

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