Re-siting Australian Identity : Configuring the Chinese Citizen in Diana Giese's Astronauts, Lost Souls and Dragons and William Yang's Sadness single work   criticism   essay  
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    y separately published work icon Otherland Otherland Literary Journal no. 7 Wenche Ommundsen (editor), Melbourne : Aodaliya "Yuanxiang" za zhi bian ji bu , 2001 Z892974 2001 periodical issue Bastard Moon : Essays on Chinese-Australian Writing Melbourne : Aodaliya "Yuanxiang" za zhi bian ji bu , 2001 pg. 95-109
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