Annali di Ca’ Foscari. Serie occidentale

54 | 2020

open access | peer reviewed

Keywords Oriental Poems • Mexico • America • German Crime Novel • hilosophy of History • German-Speaking Literature • Struggle to overcome the past • Shida Bazyar • Karen Tei Yamashita • Ethnic return migration • Cultural History • Dickens • Autobiography • Transnational Modernity • Orientalisms • Luis Alberto de Cuenca • Translation • Bosnia • Nostalgia • Untranslatability • Cultural othering • Buddha • Transnational Italy • Third Space • Migration • Gender • Poetry • History of Historiography • The Pilgrim’s Progress • Reading • Asian American literature • Fagin • Refugee Tales • Oliver Twist • Zafer Senocak • Olga Grjasnowa • Hybrid Identity • German-Turkish Literature • Plurilingual Poetry • Alterity Construction • Autofiction • Refugees and Literature • Uljana Wolf • Representation • Kemal Kayankaya • Allofiction • Third Person • Intertextuality • Postcolonial Custodianship • Elvira Mujčić • Aleksandar Hemon • Dangerous Kinship • Post-colonial Theory • Circle K Cycles • Border Studies • Japanese Brazilians • Alessandro Leogrande • Migrant Literature • Refugee • Emily Jacir • Valeria Luiselli • Jakob Arjouni • Principle of Goodness

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