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Politics 101

Anna Smith · 2006

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About the book

Meg, Henry, Steph and Diana are all students in Wellington in the 1970s. Thrown together in the broad sphere of leftist politics, they find falling in and out of love just as mesmerising as it is for the middle classes they despise. While Henry is busy trying to run a Youth Summit, Meg suppresses her bourgeois passion for handcrafts and learns to go on demonstrations. Steph, Henry's lover, identifies with the jilted wife in a Katherine Mansfield story and stages a psychotic episode at Henry's Summit. Meanwhile, the radical Diana spends her time running military action training weekends for the revolution. Raids on government departments, street theatre, theft from friends and cruel betrayals are all part of the mix.

Book details

Year
2006
Language
English
Publisher
Canterbury University Press
Editions
4
Pages
252
ISBN
9781877257414

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