Who is the colonist: writing in New Zealand and the South Pacific.: An article from: World Literature Today

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From the supplier: Literature in New Zealand and islands of the South Pacific is as afflicted as the literature of other postcolonial nations. Former British colonies, however, have a slight advantage in that the British entrenched their presence only in religion, leaving the native races to generally maintain their indigenous lifestyles. Thus, former British colonies are faced with the problem of integrating their culture and literature with the English language.

Citation Details
Title: Who is the colonist: writing in New Zealand and the South Pacific.
Author: Murray S. Martin
Publication:World Literature Today (Refereed)
Date: June 22, 1994
Publisher: University of Oklahoma
Volume: v68 Issue: n3 Page: p488(5)

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