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  • Loss of the Swedish Idyll and Xenophobia: Criminal Detective Kurt Wallander in Henning Mankell’s Faceless Killers

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    Swedish crime fiction writer, Henning Mankell, introduces his police detective Kurt Wallander in the first novel of the Wallander series, Faceless Killers. This paper studies the issue of xenophobia in the Swedish context, and how it affects the protagonist of the novel

    By Joydeep Bhattacharyya
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  • Silence as a Tool of Oppression and Voice as a Tool of Resistance as Portrayed in Select Autobiographies and Memoirs by Migrant Women

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    The twentieth and twenty-first centuries have witnessed large-scale migration across the world, transcending borders and giving birth to migrant literature.It strives to project the emotional, psychological, socio-political, cultural and economic aspects of migrant lives

    By Syyada Faheem
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  • Migrants from Disparate Terrains: Entangled Identities in Wide Sargasso Sea

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    This paper attempts to explore the changing patterns of identities among the dwellers of the two Caribbean Islands—Coulibri and Granbois—in the wake of the 1833 Emancipation Act and its implications for the multi-ethnic populace of the land

    By Sujatha C. E.
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  • Roots and Routes: Tracing the Trends of Indo-Fijian Fiction

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    Fiction emanating from the Fiji Islands is as varied as its people. In the pantheon of Fijian Literature, there is expatriate and local writing, iTaukei writing in English and Fijian language, writings from the island of Rotuma and works of Indo-Fijians.

    By Khemendra K. Kumar | Subashni Lata Kumar
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  • Head, Adichie and the Patterns of Migration Struggles

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    Over the years, migration literature has focused on migrants’ identities, shifts, and modes of negotiating certain tensions and prospects presented by identity-defining factors confronting migrants. Migration literature has also foregrounded identity shifts necessary for migrants’

    By Mary J. N. Okolie | Chinasa B. Abonyi
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  • Narrating African Migration: Perspectives and Chronotopes in Narrative Strategies

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    This article adopts an illustrative approach to draw attention to the significance, scope and depth of a large range of African writers’ migration narratives – exploring aspects ranging from the forces propelling these movements to ways in which they are experienced

    By Annie Gagiano
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Journal of Migration Affairs
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