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Self and Culture in Nigerian Migrant and Travel Ethno-Autobiographical Poetry in English
Ethno-autobiographical poetry is a culturally constituted autobiographical poetry. Due to its subjectivity, it is regarded by critics as an unreliable construction of social history. Consequently, previous researches consider ethno-autobiographical poetry as essentially self-aggrandising, neglecting...
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