Name: "Third world people going to the white man country": Forms and functions of the representation of caribbean immigrants in Dionne Brand's "In Another Place, Not Here"
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"Third world people going to the white man country": Forms and functions of the representation of caribbean immigrants in Dionne Brand's "In Another Place, Not Here"

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Ein einfühlsames Buch erforscht, wie karibische Migranten in Dionne Brand’s „In Another Place, Not Here“ dargestellt werden und welche kulturellen Narrative dabei entstehen.

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ISBN: 363879492X

MPN: 9783638794923

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