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Cooling-Off Day

by Alfian Sa'at
$11.90
Cooling-Off Day - Thryft
Cooling-Off Day - Thryft

Political drama: Tackles censorship, politics and human nature.

Recommended for those interested in thought-provoking political plays. Alfian Saat's masterpiece challenges censorship and exposes the complexity of human nature. The characters' motivations and the themes of the play will leave readers questioning their moral compass.

Cooling-Off Day

by Alfian Sa'at
$11.90
ISBN: 9789810714062
Authors: Alfian Sa'at
Publisher: Ethos Books
Date of Publication: 2012-01-01
Format: Paperback
Goodreads rating: 3.98
(rated by 228 readers)

Description

In the electrifying months leading up to the watershed 2011 General Elections and in the tumultuous months after, playwright Alfian Sa’at interviewed Singaporeans to discover their responses to the elections.Covering a wide social and political spectrum, the candid interviews capture the GE experience through the voices of individual Singaporeans — from election candidates to pro-establishment civil servants; from taxi-drivers to teachers; from diehard opposition supporters to young people casting their virgin votes.These interviews — some hopeful, some fearful, some hilariously frank, some achingly honest — form a portrait of Singaporeans confronting the real meaning of democracy and rediscovering their role in shaping the country’s future.
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