Book clubs and reconciliation : A pilot study on book clubs reading the 'fictions of reconciliation'

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Clarke, Robert and Nolan, Marguerite. (2014). Book clubs and reconciliation : A pilot study on book clubs reading the 'fictions of reconciliation'. Australian Humanities Review.
AuthorsClarke, Robert and Nolan, Marguerite
Year2014
JournalAustralian Humanities Review
ISSN1325-8338
Web address (URL)http://www.australianhumanitiesreview.org/archive/Issue-May-2014/AHR56_6_ClarkeNolan.pdf
Open accessOpen access
Page range121 - 140
Research GroupSchool of Arts
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