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Bloomsbury handbook of Anglophone literature and migration
critical and creative voices (1946-2016)
This Handbook explores tales of migration via a systematic study of a large of corpus of Anglophone literary texts written by migrant authors and/or on the topic of migration from the start of the United Nations International Migration Report to the first year in which the number of displaced people reached the level of the Second World War.
Introduction / Nicoletta Vallorani, Simona Bertacco, and William Boelhower -- Nomadic philosophy : thresholds of sustainability / Rosi Braidotti -- Borderlines stories : migrants at the center of world history / William Boelhower -- America's right refuge / Timothy Brennan -- The edge of continents, the insistence of the sea : narratives of Mediterranean migration / Marta Cariello -- Hospitality within : migrant literature and the translation effect / Loredana Polezzi -- Migrant be/longing : digital connectedness in an age of solidarity / Sandra Ponzanesi -- The coming migrations : violence, movements, and transculturation / Rinaldo Walcott -- Writing/reading the Black Mediterranean / Alessandra Di Maio -- Unaccompanied, undocumented, unwanted, and underground : contemporary narratives of migration al Norte Marion / Christina Rohrleitner -- Gender violence as metaphor : literature of the Indian Partition / Radhika Mohanran -- Crocheting earthly communities into existence : Chris Abani's commitment to art as a transformative rite / Annalisa Oboe -- The smell of home : East European migration networks in Aleksandar Hemon's Nowhere man / Anca Parvulescu & Claudia Sadowski-Smith -- Charles Reznikoff's lyrical affirmation of diasporic and migratory identities / Ranen Omer-Sherman -- "An alphabet of hereness" : literature and migration in Aotearoa/New Zealand / Michelle Keown -- "I am anger myself" : British new slaveries and genre fiction in Jonathan Coe's Number 11 / Pietro Deandrea -- Muslim immigrants and American comics / Esra Mirze Santesso -- Unruly migration narratives in the neoliberal world-system : subverting the "success story" in Neel Mukherjee, Roxanne Gay, and Julie Otsuka / Lucio De Capitani -- The Middle Passage refigured : African migration in science fiction / Nicoletta Vallorani -- Travel and translation in Anglophone diaspora poetry / Nicoletta Vallorani -- An ethics of nonmonolingualism : migration in and into Derek Walcott's Omeros / Till Dembeck -- The Migrant Experience in Italian-Canadian Women's Writing Deborah Saidero -- Re-grounding through estrangement : myth, technology, and identity in African women's migration narratives / Anna Pasolini -- Vietnamese literature of migration / Marguerite Nguyen -- The rise of Black British consciousness and its effects on British cultural identity / Ester Gendusa -- Deracination & overseas trajectories : speculations on the Filipino diasporic experience / E. San Juan Jr. -- The art of not belonging / Pauline Melville -- No matter where I am, I am an exile / Tlotlo Tsamaase (in conversation with N. Vallorani) -- Lazarus's silence / Maaza Mengiste (in conversation with S. Bertacco) -- We are human beings / Behrouz Boochani (in conversation with N. Vallorani) -- To undo and undo / Dionne Brand -- A story with many names / Chika Unigwe (in conversation with S. Bertacco) -- Crossing borders through storytelling / Merlinda Bobis and Marie-Therese Sulit -- Trojan Women Project, and beyond / William Stirling and Charlotte Eagar.
edited by Nicoletta Vallorani, Simona Bertacco, and William Boelhower.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Emigration and immigration in literature