Reading Nature and Cultures : Interdisciplinary Perspectives on Witi Ihimaera’s »The Whale Rider« and Its Contexts
The globally acclaimed novel »The Whale Rider« by Witi Ihimaera connects with today's pressing issues: decolonization, environmental protection, cultural resilience. The contributors to this volume offer readers intercultural and interdisciplinary perspectives on this work through accessible scholar...
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