Author: Dr. Jyoti Rana Assistant Professor English Dr. B.R. Ambedkar National Law University, Sonipat Haryana
Published On: 2021-12-01
The diasporic writers try to write about their personal experiences concerning immigration and the problems faced by them while settling in an alien land either by themselves or by their parents or grandparents. The issues such as alienation, dislocation, homelessness, nostalgia, acculturation, survival, cultural change, and identity became prominent in diasporic writings. The feeling of being dislocated haunts an immigrant. There may be various reasons for movement and dislocation and they can be voluntary and non-voluntary.
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