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A discussion of Abramowitsch’s article which addresses key issues in relation to Coates’ novel, such as the abstraction of whiteness, race and the black body, and the readership of the novel.
Contemporary Literature in Context presents the latest research on the issues that emerge in the best works of contemporary writing.
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