The Great Difference J. Christopher HallIn 1898 Great Britain added to its colony at Hong Kong a 368 square mile expanse of mountainous countryside and islands, leased from China for a term of 99 years, which became known as the New Territories. The colonial official, James Stewart Lockhart, after an inspection of the newly acquired extension, called it "the great difference". He was describing the gulf between the people of the New Territories and their counterparts in the existing,
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and describes how it can be measured
original and inventive critical introduction to Helene Cixous (1937-)
Each chapter narrates the creative processes of one project
particularly in fields routinely under attack by anti-democratic forces
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Asks questions such as: where is theatre now taking place
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