Roger Bourke: <em>Prisoners of the Japanese: Literary imagination and the prisoner-of war experience</em>

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  • Ron Blaber Curtin University

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Prisoner-of-war- narratives

Abstract

Roger Bourke: Prisoners of the Japanese: Literary imagination and the prisoner-of war experience

Author Biography

Ron Blaber, Curtin University

Ron Blaber is Head of Program for Communication and Cultural Studies at Curtin University. His current research focus examines the emergence of what has been called post-civil society.

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Vol. 6 (2007)

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