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Papers presented at the Eleventh ACLALS Triennial Conference in Kuala Lumpur in 1998.
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* Contents derived from the
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Malaysia,c
Southeast Asia,
South and East Asia,
Asia,:ACLALS in association with The Department of English, University of Malaya
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Sharing National Memories: Literary Histories in the Commonwealth,
single work
criticism
(p. 77-92)Taking the example of late twentieth century South African history, Bennett considers "the twin but competing demands of 'truth' and 'reconciliation'" and the outworking of corporate, cultural memory. An analysis is made of recent literary history publications from Canada, New Zealand and Australia and comments expressed on the decisions of policy-makers and literary history writers to "give priority to certain narratives over others".
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