Third world meets first world: the theme of "Jim comes to Joburg" in South African english fiction

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Third world meets first world: the theme of "Jim comes to Joburg" in South African english fiction : Stephen Gray

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Publicat a:	Tensions between north and south : studies in modern commonwealth literature and culture : proceedings of the 8. Commonwealth Literature Conference.(1990) S. 42 - 57
Autor principal:	Gray, Stephen (Autor)
Format:	Article
Idioma:	German
Publicació relacionada:	In: Tensions between north and south : studies in modern commonwealth literature and culture : proceedings of the 8. Commonwealth Literature Conference.(1990)

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