Fictions of Migration in Contemporary Britain and Ireland

Llena, Carmen Zamorano

doi:10.1007/978-3-030-41053-7

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Topografie dialogiche nella narrativa di Abdulrazak Gurnah

Brazzelli

2022

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Le migrazioni sia all’interno del continente africano che tra l’Africa Orientale e la Gran Bretagna sono al centro della produzione narrativa di Abdulrazak Gurnah. Andando oltre la rappresentazione di ambienti interconnessi fra loro, lo scrittore britannico originario di Zanzibar crea topografie dialogiche che implicano anche reti intertestuali e spunti metanarrativi. Le geografie anfibie raffigurate nelle opere di Gurnah interagiscono e “dialogano” attraverso le storie multiple di cui i personaggi dei romanzi si fanno portatori. In particolare, By the Sea (2001) e Gravel Heart (2017) insistono sulla connessione fra spazi, in cui passato e presente si incontrano, e mostrano il superamento della dimensione monologica in nome del racconto, che ha un valore terapeutico e plasma le identità dislocate delle figure migranti.

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Topografie dialogiche nella narrativa di Abdulrazak Gurnah

Brazzelli

2022

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Exploring Identity Transformation Processes in Human Mobility through Female Migrants’ Literary Production

Di Martino

2024

Mujeres Migrantes Y Reescrituras Autobiográficas Migrant Women and Autobiographical Rewriting

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This chapter explores the reconstruction process of migrant women’s identities through self-reflexivity in the literary production of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. Based on a wider project, its main aim is to bridge the gap between migrants’ voices in the European literature landscape. The core question addressed is: what are the dominant discourses (systemic) and experiences (individual) about race, class, gender roles linked to relationships of power/oppression that shape migrant women identities and critical writing? The main findings show that rethinking identity construction is relevant for gender equality and social cohesion.

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Fictions of Migration in Contemporary Britain and Ireland

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Topografie dialogiche nella narrativa di Abdulrazak Gurnah

Topografie dialogiche nella narrativa di Abdulrazak Gurnah

Exploring Identity Transformation Processes in Human Mobility through Female Migrants’ Literary Production

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