Titlebook: Imagined Commonwealth; Cambridge Essays on T. J. Cribb (Fellow of Churchill College) Book 1999 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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Cambridge English and Commonwealth Literature its own difference, therefore, this book begins by explicitly venturing a particular ambition for itself, an ambition that finally becomes intelligible only in the book’s unfolding and not through first advancing some ideal type which it then seeks to fulfil.’

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Aspects of Afrikaans in South African Literature in Englishas products of a unique, multi-layered, highly complex society. Its very diversity signals the acknowledgement of the solid existence of other languages and other speakers. But the nature and extent of the acknowledgement varies a great deal, fraught as this recognition is with weighty political implications.

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Book 1999s and resources for this enterprise. New literary and critical practices are derived from the problematic role of English as an international language and from its relations with other languages. Values of cultural difference and particularity are emphasised.

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2947-0331 ipal guides and resources for this enterprise. New literary and critical practices are derived from the problematic role of English as an international language and from its relations with other languages. Values of cultural difference and particularity are emphasised.978-1-349-27060-6Series ISSN 2947-0331 Series E-ISSN 2947-034X

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Book 1999k out boundaries and set objectives in the ever-expanding field of international literature in English. The writers themselves are the principal guides and resources for this enterprise. New literary and critical practices are derived from the problematic role of English as an international language

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2947-0331 ities, mark out boundaries and set objectives in the ever-expanding field of international literature in English. The writers themselves are the principal guides and resources for this enterprise. New literary and critical practices are derived from the problematic role of English as an internationa

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Fens, Rivers, Droughtsining of the water has led to a bounty, but also the loss of a culture, or even cultures, and ways of life. Similarly in Perth, around the Swan River, the draining of wetlands has led to a change in demographics, but even more is symptomatic of occupation and erasure of previous ‘ownership’.

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Towards an Understanding of Indian Poetry in English within Indian Critical Tradition a book was very much there — it was there before the reader came to it and would continue to be there after he was gone. I recognized, though, more than one reader and my pluralistic tradition provided for at least five categories: