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'In Breaching the Social Contract: The Migrant Poet and the Politics of Being Apolitical , Danijela Kambaskovic writes of the difficulties of returning to poetry in another language and the loaded presumptions surrounding the figure of the migrant poet.' (Vickery and Alizadeh, 14)
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Breaching the Social Contract : The Migrant Poet and the Politics of Being Apolitical
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