Titlebook: Comparing Postcolonial Diasporas; Michelle Keown (Lecturer in English Literature),Da Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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,Spannen für fliegende Rundbearbeitung,ted as migrations from Britain as the imperial ‘mother country’) — are defined as ethno-national diasporas: that is, dispersed groups that share a collective history, common ancestors, ethnicity and national traits; are associated with a specific homeland; and maintain a symbolical relationship with

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Reibungsverluste beim Vorspannen,. However, Francophone postcolonial studies — despite an emerging interest in film — reveals a marked absence of criticism focusing on the visual arts.. This chapter aims to address this absence by comparing work in different visual genres by artists living in French diasporic contexts.

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