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Rauwerda argues that Peter Carey's character Tristan Shandy 'becomes the Disney Mouse. He shows the ugly face of corporate politics and how they racialize discources of poverty, powerlessness and exclusion.'

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    y separately published work icon Antipodes vol. 20 no. 2 December 2006 Z1355030 2006 periodical issue 2006 pg. 117-123
    Note: List of works cited: pp.122-123.
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