WILL THE ‘UN-TRUTH’ SET YOU FREE? A CRITICAL LOOK AT GLOBAL HUMAN RIGHTS DISCOURSE IN MICHAEL ONDAATJE'SANIL'S GHOST

Teresa Derrickson

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Initial book reviews of Michael Ondaatje's novel Anil's Ghost (2000) were not altogether favorable. Some critics, like Tom LeClair of The Nation, were especially scathing on the subject of the auth...

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