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Showing 1 to 10 of 10 for “"Unbelonging"”.
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An imagined space: The dynamics of home in Eve Langley’s novels
… and covalent sense of both belonging and "unbelonging". This study shows that, paradoxically, a sense of belonging for Langley’s narrator relies on an equally strong sense of “unbelonging”. Langley’s evocations of home and being-at-home, unsettledness, and marginality are explored with …
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Narratives Of The New Diaspora: Migration And Transnationalism In Contemporary African Literature
… emphasizing transnationalism, belonging, and unbelonging, activate a concept of diaspora as a continuous series of translations and transformations with implications both in the places of migrants’ origins and in their new host locales. The complexities of tangible but fraught and fractured …
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Cartographic Memories and Geographies of Pain: Bodily Representations in Caribbean Women's Art
… men. In Warner-Vierya's Juletane, Riley's The Unbelonging and Danticat's Breath, Eyes, Memory, the study examines the metropolis as a source of contamination that forces us to recognize madness as a socio-cultural and historical construct with gender specific consequences. Finally, the study …
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Poor Anima
… a story that is “inherently” my own as it is unbelonging to me, elements of my core being stemming from that of the Secret War in Vietnam, diaspora, and cultural brokenness. The poems presented here exhaustively meditate on such chaos, both internal and external, (the humility of) the Hmong …
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Poor Anima
… a story that is “inherently” my own as it is unbelonging to me, elements of my core being stemming from that of the Secret War in Vietnam, diaspora, and cultural brokenness. The poems presented here exhaustively meditate on such chaos, both internal and external, (the humility of) the Hmong …
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Multiple Selves, Marginalised Voices: Exploring Black Female Psychology Students' Experiences of Constructing Identity in UK Higher Education
… identities were complicated by a sense of ‘unbelonging’, social class, perceptions of structural racism, and a lack of culturally responsive support that frustrated their attempts to form interpersonal relationships with staff and students. Different theoretical/methodological approaches …
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Multiple Selves, Marginalised Voices: Exploring Black Female Psychology Students’ Experiences of Constructing Identity in UK Higher Education
… identities were complicated by a sense of ‘unbelonging’, social class, perceptions of structural racism, and a lack of culturally responsive support that frustrated their attempts to form interpersonal relationships with staff and students. Different theoretical/methodological approaches …
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(Dis)Remembering the slave mother: shame, trauma, and identity in the novels of Michelle Cliff and Zoë Wicomb
… leading to a state of melancholia and unbelonging. Because the national scripts in Jamaica and South Africa are so exclusive, it becomes necessary to invent alternative modes of belonging. The projects of rememory and memory justice have the power to engender this sense of belonging, …
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‘Do I even belong?' Interrogating Afro-diasporic navigation of identity, race and space in the search for belonging
… one constant was always this feeling of unbelonging, and this need to find belonging. As such, this project centers around the theme ‘finding belonging in diaspora'. Growing up in Kenya, I had never really come to terms with the politics of my Kenyanness not to mention my blackness. I had …