Weaving a double-cloth : stories of Asia-pacific women in Australia / edited by Myra-Jean Bourke, Sue Holzknecht and Annie Bartlett.

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TextPublisher: Canberra : Pandanus Books, 2002Description: 1 vISBN:

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301 21

Summary: A fascinating collection of stories in which the women share their feelings as well as the facts of their lives. They have experienced danger, sadness, fear, despair, ambivalence and bereavement, in some cases as a result of political activities in their country of birth. Others arrived under less dramatic circumstances.

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A fascinating collection of stories in which the women share their feelings as well as the facts of their lives. They have experienced danger, sadness, fear, despair, ambivalence and bereavement, in some cases as a result of political activities in their country of birth. Others arrived under less dramatic circumstances.

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