Living in a new country: history, travelling and language
di Paul Carter
1992 · 214 pagine · Faber · ISBN 9780571163298
Trama
Re-evaluates the dynamics of first contact between colonizing nations and indigenous peoples; rejects negative view of migration as a form of physical and emotional displacement.
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