“… of a text that leads to postponement of signification. A deconstructionist believes that a writer…”
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“…An article outlining the life, aspirations and achievements of the Bengali writer, Rokeya Sakhawat…”
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“…An article outlining the life, aspirations and achievements of the Bengali writer, Rokeya Sakhawat…”
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“… education which itself is plagued with a lot of challenges. It attempts to analyze the educational…”
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“… of writer and academic Malcolm Bradbury (1932-2000), UEA became the first British university to introduce a…”
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“… true that the worth of a writer does not solely depend on the volume of their oeuvre. Material context…”
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“… and from attending a talk by a prominent trade Union leader. In writing this paper the writer is very…”
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“…, and the writer represented as a wronged woman of Bangladesh’s Islamic patriarchy. However, a look…”
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“… personal benefits for the writer, from economic to cultural, for writing in it, so why should a Malay…”
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“… should not consider them as Malaysian writers in the same way as we continue to view Shirley Lim as a…”
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“…There are some amazing similarities between the Bengali writer Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain (1880-1932…”
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“…There are some amazing similarities between the Bengali writer Rokeya Sakhawat Hossain (1880-1932…”
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“…Abdul Quadir (1906-84) was a poet-prosodist, essayist, editor, journalist, literary critic…”
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“…In Malaysia, circumstances changed for writers in English at a precipitous rate as they were soon…”
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“… contribution India has yet made to the world of books.” Rushdie's claim might sound a bit audacious…”
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“… cultural heritages and a sense of identity. To lose some of this, because we need to speak English…”
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“…While pre-eighteenth-century British women writers mingled among acquaintances in what Margaret…”
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“… on women and male-female relationships, both at the level of individual writers and within official…”
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“… tension has escalated into a new discourse termed Islamophobia causing Islam to be regarded as “a source…”
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