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Why Refugee Genres? Refugee Representation and Cultural Form, of refugeedom transform the conventions of genres such as memoir, theatre, comics, song, the essay, poetry or the novel? In this chapter, we outline a humanities approach to refugee studies with reference to significant contributions in the field. Then, we introduce the genres and forms covered in

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“How Do we Survive the Memory of So Much Waiting?”: Reconfiguring Empathy in Dina Nayeri’s is a leading trope in her narrative of flight and refuge, used to explore literature as a means for problematizing the damaging, hegemonically determined connection between citizenship and gratitude. In recounting her trajectory from child refugee to successful author, she places special emphasis o

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Insular Metaphors: Representations of Cyprus in Mediterranean Refugee Literatures after the 1980s a transcontinental metaphor for liminal identities. Nunziata shows how the writers’ use of the short story, poetry and life writing enables them to represent displacement, diaspora and Mediterraneanness. Cyprus here provides a point of reference for an “Arab-ness” that is not tied to nationalism, b

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