Floating Lives : Cultural Citizenship and the Limits of Diaspora

Floating Lives : Cultural Citizenship and the Limits of Diaspora single work criticism

Author:agent Wenche Ommundsen

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'Focusing on the diversity of experience evoked by notions of cultural belonging ... [this essay] argues against the prevalent tendency within diaspora studies to engage in a rhetoric of cultural essentialism. The literatures of diaspora deserve to be read as documents of unique and complex cultural experiences rather than mere illustrations of archetypes.' (p.101)

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101-121 Floating Lives : Cultural Citizenship and the Limits of Diaspora

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