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  The s/pores e-journal aims to provide a multi-disciplinary platform for the dissemination of works investigating different aspects of historical and contemporary Singapore society... more

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  • 17 History and Critical Pedagogy
  • 18 Exploring Disability Studies
  • 19 Growing Up in Post-1965 Singapore
  • 2 archives & memory
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  • 20 Bicentennial 2019 Biennale
  • 3 commemoration
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  • 6 the arts I
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