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ing their ethnic rootedness, and their present anxiety for transnational reunification of ‘Zomi’ ethnicity through the demand of ‘Zogam,’ (Zomi Homeland). A major concern behind this mobility is to essentialize the transnational Zominess through reunification. The author further discusses the instan

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Die Arbeit der nachgehenden Beratung,a, sometimes called post-postcolonial, has begun. Post-postcolonial literature focuses not on the influence of former colonizing countries but with the internal contradictions of the nations created by decolonization. A major theme in this literature is violence. Post-postcolonial violence is at the

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,Ann?herung an den Forschungsgegenstand,r of their nations, these doubly-exiled migrant women carry the baggage of their fragmented identities. This paper aims at exploring the double consciousness and multiple solidarities of the protagonists in the texts “The Mistress of Spices” by Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni and “Bricklane” by Monica Al

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