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"Rewriting and redefining Utopia; minorities' perfect existence or ultimate destruction"
Utopia as a construct within an ideology offers minority groups a feasible space from which to negotiate an identity within a dominant discourse. Continuing human atrocities have led to a âspiral of oppressionâ, in which oppression continues, never resolving itsel...
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Department of English Language and Literature
2014
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