Arabic Exile Literature in Europe : Defamiliarising Forced Migration
Since the 1990s, Arabic exile literature in Europe has increasingly become a literature written from the perspective of refugees, asylum seekers, undocumented migrants and others who are situated outside normatively defined citizenship. In this book, Johanna Sellman analyses the changing aesthetic a...
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Edinburgh University Press
2022
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