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Representations of Memory and Identity in Chinese Australian English Novels Supervisor
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Representations of Memory and Identity in Chinese Australian English Novels Supervisor
single work
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2015...
2015
Representations of Memory and Identity in Chinese Australian English Novels Supervisor
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'This thesis argues that one of the main characteristics of contemporary Chinese Australian literature in English language is its heavy focus on memory and identity. In order to prove this claim, the thesis analyses five English-language novels written by Chinese Australian writers from the period 1990-2010.'
Source: Thesis abstract.
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Thesis (PhD), University of New South Wales (Canberra).
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Subjects:
- Silver Sister 1994 single work novel
- Shanghai Dancing 2003 single work novel
- The English Class 2010 single work novel
- Playing Madame Mao 2000 single work novel
- Behind the Moon 2005 single work novel
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