A Journey of Initiation: Emixile1 and the Negro-African Migrant Subject in Inongo-Vi-Makomè's Narrative.
The article explores the themes presented in Michael Ugarte's "Africans in Europe," emphasizing the symbiotic relationship between exile and emigration as crucial concepts in understanding modern and postmodern geographic departures. It centers on the African immigrant experience in Europe. It state...
| Publicado en: | Afro-Hispanic Review Vol. 40; no. 1; pp. 175 - 187 |
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Afro-Hispanic Review
Spring2021
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| Sumario: | The article explores the themes presented in Michael Ugarte's "Africans in Europe," emphasizing the symbiotic relationship between exile and emigration as crucial concepts in understanding modern and postmodern geographic departures. It centers on the African immigrant experience in Europe. It states that through novels such as "Rebeldía," "Nativas," "Mam'enying (Cosas de la vida)," and "Issubu," Makomè examines various facets of this journey. |
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