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EM forster

Expat Experience Gone Bad: A Passage to India

February 10, 2010 by FutureExpat

EM Forster’s classic novel of India under the British Raj examines the dark side of the expatriate experience. Although not absolutely necessary, it helps to understand a little of the history of England’s presence in India, because, central to the novel’s core, is the oppressor’s fascination with … [Read more...] about Expat Experience Gone Bad: A Passage to India

Filed Under: Asia, Book and Movie Reviews Tagged With: EM forster, expat, film, India, Judy Davis, movie, Passage to India, Victor Bannerjee

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