Rakini Devi: Diasporic Subject and Agent Provocateur

Notes

Through her work Devi encourages us to remember that diaspora is more than a c trope, that it is a complex and often contradictory experience which results in joy as well as pain as it is played out on live bodies.

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Artist / Author	Helena Grehan
Reference	A0160
Date	2006
Journal	Theatre Research International
Journal date	1905-06-28
Journal page	229-244
Type	Article

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