Published 2020-06-01
“…Premised on these questions, the article offers a critical reading of the place of anxiety in the Memoirs of
Lee Kuan Yew, the founding father of Singapore. It shows that the anxiety that pervades the book is peculiar to the (post-)colonial situation of the City-State and to the position of the local elites who, like Lee, were pure products of the British occupation, socially and economically speaking, while being politically involved in the struggle for independence. …”
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