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https://doi.org/10.1007/b139013tendency to conceive of “Indian culture” as a monolithic entity and ascribe to it certain (hetero)normative ideals against which individuals in society are judged. This chapter focuses on the representation of gay and lesbian characters in contemporary young adult fiction by Indian writers in Englis

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https://doi.org/10.1007/b139013olonged ethnic conflict in Sri Lanka and published immediately after the war ended in 2009. The second was written and published during the post-war reconciliation phase. Both novels inscribe a “transformative agenda” of unveiling the fear of the “other” which is overcome by the child hero, and Ramb

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Aufbau einphasiger fester Stoffe, little has been done to analyse the dynamics of ethics in these films. We argue that there are two major conditions at the heart of ethics in Kiarostami’s children’s films: children are either engaged in moments of altruism which intend to fulfil their responsibility towards the “other”, or attemp

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Aufbau einphasiger fester Stoffe such example, the picture books of Chinese-American Ed Young stand out in children’s literature in the United States, because his books are closely related to Chinese artistic culture, and Chinese folktales are an important source of his subject matter. Yet Young does not simply reproduce these tal

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