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Crosscurrents in Postcolonial Memory and Literature
0Original price was: €55.00.€35.00Current price is: €35.00.This collection of essays and poems is a celebration of the life and work of Daniel Massa, poet and scholar, who was born in Å»abbar, Malta, on 1 December 1936. The generic variety of the contents reflects not only Daniel’s intricate character but also the complex nature of the postcolonial, which Daniel, in many way, embodies in his life and work.
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Dun Karm Psaila: L-Għarqa ta’ San Pawl f’Malta
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Every Man is an Island
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L’Esperienza Leopardiana di un Poeta Maltese
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L’Italiano di Malta
0Original price was: €10.00.€5.00Current price is: €5.00.In questo volume ci si propone agli italianisti e ai cultori di linguistica una storia dell’italiano di Malta, corredata di testi e documenti scritti nell’isola dei Cavalieri a partire dal ‘400 fino ai giorni nostri.
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Papers in Maltese Linguistics
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