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Abstract
Literatures in languages other than English produced by migrant or diasporic communities pose intriguing questions for both matters of cultural sustainability and national literatures. Dan Duffy, in his article on Vietnamese-Canadian author Thuong Vuong-Riddick’s Two Shores / Deux Rives, begins by describing a visit to the Boston Public Library where he chances upon a surprisingly substantial collection of Vietnamese-language publications.
Recommended Citation
Jacklin, Michael, Southeast Asian writing in Australia: The case of Vietnamese writing, Kunapipi, 32(1), 2010.
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