African migration narratives : politics, race, and space
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African migration narratives : politics, race, and space
（Rochester studies in African history and the diaspora）
University of Rochester Press, 2018
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Includes bibliographical references (p. [279]-299) and index
Contents of Works
- Introduction: The migration turn in African cultural productions / Cajetan Iheka and Jack Taylor
- Harragas, global subjects, and failed deterritorializations : the tragedies of illegal Mediterranean crossings in Maghrebi cinema / Valérie K. Orlando
- Nollywood comedies and visa lotteries : welfare states, borders, and migration as random invitation / Matthew H. Brown
- Accented cinema : the context of Nollywood / Babatunde Onikoyi
- Migrations and representations : the cinema of Griot Dani Kouyaté / Daniela Ricci
- Mami Wata, migrations, and miscegenation : transculturalism in José Eduardo Agualusa, Mia Couto, and Germano Almeida / Niyi Afolabi
- Poor migrant : poverty and striving in Nadine Gordimer's July's people and The pickup / S. Shankar
- Reimaging Blackness in a hybridized and racialized space : the visual landscapes of the Peruvian district of El Carmen, Chincha / Gilbert Shang Ndi
- Reading space, subjectivity, and form in the twenty-first-century narrative of return / Madhu Krishnan
- Looking for Transwonderland : Noo Saro-Wiwa's Migration of the heart / Toni Pressley-Sanon
- The literary circulation of Teju Cole's Every day is for the thief / Connor Ryan
- Speculative migration and the project of futurity in Sylvestre Amoussou's Africa paradis / MaryEllen Higgins
- Monkeys from hell, Toubabs in Africa / Kenneth W. Harrow
- Mapping "sacred" space in Leila Aboulela's The translator and Minaret / Andrew H. Armstrong
- Waris Dirie, FGM, and the authentic voice / John C. Hawley
- Esiaba Irobi : poetry at the margins / Isidore Diala