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Keya Majumdar says: 'My point of interest in this article would be to see how between the cracks of the diasporic narratives appear not the text of the Diaspora alone, but the inherent meaning of humanity. My study also hopes to find an emergent horizon of consensus, based on the international appreciation of the new generation of expatriates who outlook, as depicted in both Gooneratne's and Khan's narratives, signifies a committed movement towards multiculturalism.'
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Leaving/Living: A Study of Three Immigrant Writers in Relation to Australian Identity
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- The Wounded Sea 1991 single work novel autobiography
- Seasonal Adjustments 1994 single work novel
- A Change of Skies 1991 single work novel
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