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Missing water: imagination and empathy in Asian Australian ‘boat stories’ on screen
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  • 2009Australia and the Insular Imagination188 cited
  • 2010An Ethics of Everyday Infinities and Powers133 cited
  • 2011‘This story does not begin on a boat’: What is Australian about Asian Australian writing?20 cited
  • 2009‘Welcome to paradise’: Asylum seekers, neoliberalism, nostalgia and Lucky Miles10 cited

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