Titlebook: Childhood in Contemporary Diasporic African Literature; Memories and Futures Christopher E. W. Ouma Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable)

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Childhood in Contemporary Diasporic African Literature978-3-030-36256-0Series ISSN 2634-5773 Series E-ISSN 2634-5781

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Conceptual Framework of the Studylar temporalities outlined in the previous chapter. The chapter reads Adichie’s . and . as narratives which construct particular spaces as chronotopes of return—places which are read as conjunctures of nostalgia, familial genealogy and cultural memory within the context of the Biafran War. In this m

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Time-Aware Model-Based QoS Prediction,zenship defined by these categories. Reading child soldiers alongside the assumptions of a chronology of independent nationalism, the chapter uses Joseph Slaughter’s argument on the discourse of human rights in relation to genre, to demonstrate how the child soldier disrupts the chronologies and ali

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Sourav Adhikary,Subhananda Chakrabartiemise that while the category of childhood has in the past signposted the packaging of knowledge about the continent, gendered childhoods have allowed contemporary African writers to foreground the connections between the heteronormativity of the African literary canon and the imperial project of th

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