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‘Australia and Japan emerged simultaneously as modernizing stages in a shared region, and Singapore joined them in the 1960s. Interaction between Australia and Japan is more than 150 years old, while its Australia/Singapore counterpart is much more recent. But mutual perceptions appear in both cases to be characterized by concerns about cultural superiority or inferiority, and by complex contests over the deference dur to civilizations in Australian, Japanese and Singaporean fiction.’ (p. 37)
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- Bit Parts 1985 single work novel
- Kagami: A Novel 1989 single work novel
- Talking to Strangers 1982 single work novel
- Storms in a Japanese Teacup : Satiric Tales 1996 selected work short story
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