University Publishing Association / Pace University Press
Pages: 245
Trim: 6⅜ x 9¼
978-0-944473-04-7 • Hardback • March 1991 • $79.00 • (£61.00)
Norman Simms is Professor of Literature at University of Waikato, New Zealand, and author of Silence and Invisibility.
A pioneering study into a new subject....This is very much an 'in' topic: the analysis of prejudices between nations of varying levels of development, especially of those presuming to be a a 'higher' level.
— Jan Knappert, University of London; World Literature Today
One of the most original, intelligent and rewarding books I've read in a long while. Simms, in high erudition, goes far beyond sheer academics and reaches a profoundly human level of knowledge and consciousness.
— Shimon Levy, Tel Aviv University, Israel; World Literature Today
The value of Simm's study is that he has looked in a new direction for answers.
— World Literature Today
The value of Simm's study is that he has looked in a new direction for answers.
— World Literature Today
A pioneering study into a new subject....This is very much an 'in' topic: the analysis of prejudices between nations of varying levels of development, especially of those presuming to be a a 'higher' level.
— Jan Knappert, University of London; World Literature Today
One of the most original, intelligent and rewarding books I've read in a long while. Simms, in high erudition, goes far beyond sheer academics and reaches a profoundly human level of knowledge and consciousness.
— Shimon Levy, Tel Aviv University, Israel; World Literature Today