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‘roots, language and social norms have been three of the most important parts of the definition of what it is to be a

human being. The migrant, denied all three, is obliged to find new ways of describing himself, new ways of being human.’

From Imaginary Homelands: Essays and Criticism,Salman Rushdie

Encounter with a ‘Japanese Doll’ practitioner, Dalston, London

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