exemplified the dull rigidity of Singapore's old colonial fantasies about itself.
by Jonathan Lethem (0 Reviews)
In "A Gambler's Anatomy: A Novel," Jonathan Lethem explores themes related to cultural identity and historical legacy, particularly through the lens of Singapore's colonial past. The narrative critiques the way Singapore has embraced certain colonial fantasies, reflecting a strict adherence to traditional views that may hinder a more dynamic and modern identity. This perspective highlights a tension between the historical context and contemporary realities, suggesting that the remnants of colonialism still...
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