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Masculinised (American) Eyes, Feminised (Malaysian) Dreams? A Psychoanalytic Study of Robert Raymer's Collection of Short Stories in Lovers and Strangers Revisited.

Pennsylvania-born Robert Raymer moved to Malaysia more than 20 years ago (1985) and since then has written several stories by using Malaysia, especially Penang, as their major setting. Married to two Malaysians - not simultaneously (his ex-wife was a Malay and his present is a Sarawakian - from Eas...

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Main Author:	Aziz, Jamaluddin
Format:	Conference or Workshop Item
Language:	English
Published:	2006
Subjects:	PN1-6790 Literature (General)
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spelling	my.usm.eprints.2723 http://eprints.usm.my/2723/ Masculinised (American) Eyes, Feminised (Malaysian) Dreams? A Psychoanalytic Study of Robert Raymer's Collection of Short Stories in Lovers and Strangers Revisited. Aziz, Jamaluddin PN1-6790 Literature (General) Pennsylvania-born Robert Raymer moved to Malaysia more than 20 years ago (1985) and since then has written several stories by using Malaysia, especially Penang, as their major setting. Married to two Malaysians - not simultaneously (his ex-wife was a Malay and his present is a Sarawakian - from East Malaysia). 2006-05 Conference or Workshop Item PeerReviewed application/pdf en http://eprints.usm.my/2723/1/Masculinised_%28American%29_Eyes_Feminised%28Malaysian%29Dreams.pdf Aziz, Jamaluddin (2006) Masculinised (American) Eyes, Feminised (Malaysian) Dreams? A Psychoanalytic Study of Robert Raymer's Collection of Short Stories in Lovers and Strangers Revisited. In: The Short Story , 13th May 2006, Edge Hill. (Submitted)
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description	Pennsylvania-born Robert Raymer moved to Malaysia more than 20 years ago (1985) and since then has written several stories by using Malaysia, especially Penang, as their major setting. Married to two Malaysians - not simultaneously (his ex-wife was a Malay and his present is a Sarawakian - from East Malaysia).
format	Conference or Workshop Item
author	Aziz, Jamaluddin
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title	Masculinised (American) Eyes, Feminised (Malaysian) Dreams? A Psychoanalytic Study of Robert Raymer's Collection of Short Stories in Lovers and Strangers Revisited.
title_short	Masculinised (American) Eyes, Feminised (Malaysian) Dreams? A Psychoanalytic Study of Robert Raymer's Collection of Short Stories in Lovers and Strangers Revisited.
title_full	Masculinised (American) Eyes, Feminised (Malaysian) Dreams? A Psychoanalytic Study of Robert Raymer's Collection of Short Stories in Lovers and Strangers Revisited.
title_fullStr	Masculinised (American) Eyes, Feminised (Malaysian) Dreams? A Psychoanalytic Study of Robert Raymer's Collection of Short Stories in Lovers and Strangers Revisited.
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Masculinised (American) Eyes, Feminised (Malaysian) Dreams? A Psychoanalytic Study of Robert Raymer's Collection of Short Stories in Lovers and Strangers Revisited.

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