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Contents, Preface, vii, MODULE I: War and its Aftermath, 1. The Unsurrendered People, - Kenzaburo Oe, 4, 2. The Old Prison, 14, - Judith Wright, 3. War, - Luigi Pirandello, MODULE II: The Consequences of Dissension, 31, 4. Persuasions on the Power of the Word, v On Censorship, - Salman Rushdie, 33, Peril, - Toni Morrison, 39, 5. The Burning of the Books, - Bertolt Brecht, 48, ight, 6. The Censors, - Luisa Valenzueļa, 52, has/, sting, the, been, 3., 20

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vi ISSUES THAT MATTER, MODULE III: Of Culture, Identity and Tradition, 65, 7. The Poisoned Bread, 67, - Bandhu Madhav, 8. A Trip Westward, - Zitkala-sa, 80, Pref, 9. The Pot Maker, 87, - Temsula Ao, Imagine, the instri, MODULE IV: Environment Matters, 103, such pic, bns, new epis, critical y, 10. Does it Matter?, 104, - Richard Leakey, primacy, 122, 11. On Killing a Tree, - Gieve Patel, and socia, sensitise, 126, some of t, "12. Hagar: A Story of a Woman and Water, - Sarah Joseph, The bool, stories ar, The, 139, MODULE V: Being a Refugee, 13. Understanding Refugeeism: An Introduction to, Tibetan Refugees in India, Mallica Mishra, experien, circumsp, the chap, 140, constrain, minority, challenge, vulnerabi, ongoing, refugees, I: War an, 153, 14. Refugee Blues, -WH Auden, 159, 15. The Child Goes to the Camp, - Ghassan Kanafani, lood, of war. M, the cause, who bear, III: Of Cul