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• May 23, 2026 Writing The South Seas Imagining The Nanyang In Chinese And Southeast Asian Postcolonial Literature Modern Language Initiative Books the ocean, smell the fragrant blossoms of tropical forests, and hear the bustling symphony of diverse communities. The "Nanyang" becomes more than just a geographical location; it's a state of being, a crucible where identities are forg By Euna Medhurst
