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The unsettled settler: personal and discursive tragedy in Alexandra Fuller's memoirs
Alexandra Fuller's memoirs detail the lives of white settlers in Southern Africa (specifically Zimbabwe) from white-rule to post-independence. Her memoirs illustrate how the settler colonial dream of the promised land in Africa would ultimately fail to be fully realised and maintainable. Yet, throug...
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Department of English Language and Literature
2023
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