Postcolonial Studies 2016
DOI: 10.1002/9781119118589.ch17
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Re-ethicizing the Classroom

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“…Furthermore, the form of the book decentres singular authorship. Incorporating a number of contributions from different standpoints, the text is poly-vocal: another key move in unsettling entrenched Western notions of 'individualism' and monopolising 'authorship'(Heble, 2002). Because the contributors all discuss their personal engagements with TRAAC, some readers might find the book repetitive.…”
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“…Furthermore, the form of the book decentres singular authorship. Incorporating a number of contributions from different standpoints, the text is poly-vocal: another key move in unsettling entrenched Western notions of 'individualism' and monopolising 'authorship'(Heble, 2002). Because the contributors all discuss their personal engagements with TRAAC, some readers might find the book repetitive.…”
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confidence: 99%