Titlebook: Cosmopolitanism in Contemporary British Fiction; Imagined Identities Fiona McCulloch Book 2012 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan

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Max M. Habeck,Fritz Kr?ger,Michael Tr?mountry that is also your own, your person divides, and in following the forked path you encounter yourself in a double movement […] once as stranger, and then as friend’ (Bhabha 2010 [1994], p. xxv). Nadeem Aslam’s . (2004) encapsulates precisely Bhabha’s notion of double-vision or ‘movement’ of thi

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Max M. Habeck,Fritz Kr?ger,Michael Tr?ms transpositions as synergized interstices that accentuate ‘the positivity of difference’. Rather than traditional notions of unified identities, transpositional philosophical nomadism offers resistant subjectivities that are multiple, mutable and decentred, yet simultaneously coherently patterned.

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Was geschieht im Rechnungswesen?ological conundrums confronting the modern human condition, thus fusing a ‘relationship between storytelling, future time, and the nature of being’ (Currie 2007, p. 6). With the help of historiographic metafiction, ‘For many years, the study of narrative has been attending to the notion of the prese

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