Mother-Weights and Lost Fathers

Ruth Maxey

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Postcolonial and Cultural Literary Studies Asian American and Pacific Histories Literature: history, themes, analysis

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That parent–child relationships should play a significant role within South Asian American literature isperhaps no surprise, since this is crucial material for any writer. But the particular forms ...

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