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Island, The
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The Island is a metaphorical account of the way in which prejudice and fear create artificial barriers between people. In this tale, an island community discovers a man who drifted ashore on his raft, and the people discover that he is not like them. The text allows students to discuss race, prejudice, fear of the unknown, freedom, power, and differences. The visual text provides opportunities for students to analyze the choice of colour, the stark images, and what they imply.
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Title
Island, The
Call No
833.92 G792
Authors
Greder, Armin
Subjects
Human rights--Fiction.
Multiculturalism--Fiction.
Racism--Fiction.
Refugees--Fiction.
Xenophobia--Fiction.
Language
English
Published
Crows Nest, Australia : Allen & Unwin, c2002.
Publication Desc
1 volume (unpaged) : hardcover, color illustrations ; 32 cm.
ISBN
9781741752663
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