Isbn: 9789382178439 (2 Ergebnisse)

Zustand: New. pp. 224.

Hardcover. Zustand: New. Diaspora often leads to a state of homelessness for those who have been uprooted from their homeland. This edited book attempts to address that sense of homelessness which can be deeply unsettling, as it challenges one's identity, belonging, and cultural heritage. It is crucial to acknowledge that diaspora can also foster new forms of home. Home, in a diasporic context, becomes a dynamic and evolving concept, adapting to the changing experiences and needs of the diaspora. The edited book recognizes that the experiences of diaspora, home, and homelessness are highly diverse and multifaceted. Each diasporic community has its unique history, struggles, and achievements. Some individuals may embrace their new home and find a sense of belonging, while others may constantly grapple with a profound sense of disconnection. The relationship between diaspora and home is complex and ever-evolving, shaped by personal experiences, cultural influences, and historical contexts.…