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sense of how these literatures interacted with European literatures under the impact of colonial expansion. It is as though studies of Euroean literature in the context of European imperialism erialism deal only with half an archive, and ignore the other half.

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David Palfreyman,Richard C. Smith (Lecturer in ELT