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British multiculturalism in The Buddha of Suburbia and This Town
This case study purports to compare the two British miniseries The Buddha of Suburbia (BBC2, 1993) and This Town (BBC2, 2024) to show how they feature a conception of Britishness as inherently relational, foregrounding the ideal of an integrative multiculturalism rather than an assimilative or separ
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