The Routledge handbook of refugee narratives / edited by Evyn Lê Espiritu Gandhi and Vinh Nguyen
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- 9781003131458
- 305.906914
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Includes bibliographical references and index.
Part 1. Storytelling
Flights of fancy : imagination, audacity, and refugee storytelling / Carrie Dawson
Theorizing unsettlement : refugee narratives as literary ration cards / B. Venkat Mani
Refugee narratives and humanitarian form / Bishupal Limbu
Coming undone : displacement, trauma, and the crisis of (narrative) agency / Asha Varadharajan
Part 2. Genres and conventions
Refugee noir / Sydney Van To
Re-orienting the gaze : visualizing refugees in recent film / Agnes Woolley
Song, sound, and refugee affect In life of a flower and song lang / Lan Duong
Refugees to worker-migrants : transformations of cross-border migration in Amitav ghosh's novels / Asis De
Part 3. Visuality and visibility
“Through the lens of a refugee” : disrupting visual narratives of displacement / Anna Carastathis, Myrto Tsilimpounidi
Narrativizing unarrival : digital autographics by asylum seekers in the pacific / M. Eliatamby-O'Brien
If we do not write poetry, we will die : Afghan diasporic social media poetry for the fall of Kabul / Zuzanna Olszewska
Connecting the dots : refugee data narratives / Roopika Risam
Part 4. Mediation and positionality
Up close and personal : mediated testimony and narrative tropes in refugee comics / Nina Mickwitz
“I am myself” : queer refugee narratives / Elif Sarı
Applying refugeecrit to recent middle grade/young adult children's literature about refugees / Julia Hope
Refugee narrative pedagogy : a cultural refugee studies approach / Erin Goheen Glanville
Part 5. Border-crossing
Border-crossing, identity, and voice in central American and U.S.-Central American refugee narratives / Regina Marie Mills
The Canadian fugitive slave archive : contesting the refugee narrative / Charmaine A. Nelson
To the editor : partition refugee relief and the making of the “Pakistani muslim citizen” in Punjab / Aalene Mahum Aneeq
Iraq and the work of the frame / Angela Naimou
Part 6. Health and (dis)ability
The biopoetics of health : Caribbean refugee narratives / April Shemak
Refugee race-ability : bodies, lands, worlds / Y-Dang Troeung
“Many hands lighten the load” : health lessons from San Diego during the time of COVID-19 / Christiane Assefa
Part 7. Care and kinship
Affecting appeals : Armenian refugee narratives in the archives of early humanitarian discourse / Veronika Zablotsky
Fearless faces : motherhood and gendered mobility of North Korean refugees in Jero Yun's films / Eun Ah Cho
Queer refugee homemaking : lesbian and gay refugees' oral histories and photovoice narratives of home / Katherine Fobear
“Little knowledges” : shifting visions of childhood, care, and technology in the contemporary novel of forced migration / Sunčica Klaas
Part 8. Land/water ecologies
Refugee ecologies : the elements, flora, and fauna in refugee narratives / Marguerite Nguyen
Writing, belonging, forgetting waterscapes in Bangla Dalit refugee literature / Himadri Chatterjee
Being indigenous and refugee : the duality of Palestinian and American Indian narratives / Eman Ghanayem
Part 9. Spatiality and cartographies
Alternative spatial imaginaries : refugees' counter-narratives of settlement and mobility in Patras / Marco Mogiani
Letting karst mountains bloom : decentering the secret war in Hmong American literature and art / Aline Lo
Islands of writers : tracing an archipelagic literature / Kieren Kresevic Salazar
Spatial empathy in refugee video games / Nathan Allen Jung
Part 10. Temporality and futurity
Songs against boredom : youth, music, and Bosnian exile / Alenka Bartulović, Miha Kozorog
On water, on land : sustainability of refugee lives in an era of ecological crises / Emily Hue
The Marshall Islands, Guam, and the Ffigure of climate refuge(e)s / Olivia Arlene Quintanilla
Refugee writing and the problem of the future / Hadji Bakara
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