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The hangover of colonialism

Ranveig Eckhoff
Review written by Ranveig Eckhoff
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Forfatter: Abdulrazak Gurnah
Forlag: Bloomsbury (USA)
AFRICA / What is civilization, what is belonging, how much can a human being endure, and who are the wild, the heartless?




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Ranveig Eckhoff
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