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'The fourth play, Pismoto (The Letter), which was written Dorothy Siouclis, deals with two generations of women: Anna who represents the culture of today, and her grandmother who represents the Macedonian culture of the past. Although they represent two generations, both women realise that they share a common condition, patriarchy, and that they both desire the same thing - a more considerate and thoughtful partner.'
Source: Contested Identity : Macedonians in Contemporary Australia, p.107.
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English translation of the title: The Letter.
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