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"The Debatable Land" - A Novel - cover

"The Debatable Land" - A Novel

Arthur Colton

Verlag: Good Press

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Arthur Colton's "The Debatable Land" immerses readers in the intricate and oft-contentious relationships between rival nations, exploring themes of identity, belonging, and the moral ambiguities of imperialism. Colton employs a rich tapestry of lyrical prose, blending historical narrative with a fictional lens to capture the tensions in regions defined by disputed territories. The book artfully oscillates between personal stories and broader geopolitical landscapes, offering a nuanced perspective on the fraught legacy of colonialism and the constant struggle for self-definition in the face of external forces. Colton, an astute observer of political and cultural nuances, draws upon his background in international relations and his profound interest in the effects of national borders on human lives. This synthesis of personal and academic experience informs his portrayal of characters who navigate the complex web of loyalties and betrayals within a fluid sociopolitical landscape. His previous works reflect an earnest commitment to examining the intersection of place and identity, culminating in this poignant exploration of the human condition. Readers interested in the themes of nationalism and the personal dimensions of conflict will find great value in "The Debatable Land." Colton offers a compelling narrative that resonates deeply with contemporary discussions on borders and belonging. This book is not only a significant contribution to historical literature but also a reflection on the enduring impact of our shared human experience.
Verfügbar seit: 18.09.2023.
Drucklänge: 148 Seiten.

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