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World Literature Written in English Volume 21, 1982 - Issue 2: The Commonwealth in Canada
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Entering our own ignorance: Subject‐object relations in commonwealth literature

Flemming Brahms Struer, Denmark
Pages 218-240 | Published online: 18 Jul 2008

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Diana Brydon. (1984) “The thematic ancestor”: Joseph Conrad, Patrick White and Margaret Atwood. World Literature Written in English 24:2, pages 386-397.
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David Mario Matsinhe. (2016) Quest for Methodological Alternatives. Current Sociology 55:6, pages 836-856.
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