Migration and Literature in Contemporary Europe

Migration literature : Europe in transition / Mirjam Gabauer & Pia Schwarz Lausten -- Unfinished modernism : European destinations of transnational writing / Azade Seyhan -- Elsewhere : tracing the evidence / Charles Lock -- Four theses on migration and literature / Søren Frank -- Nostalgia : the longing for sameness / Jørn Boisen -- The voice of the 'real migrant' : contemporary migration literature in Sweden / Wolfgang Behschnitt -- Living in a language / Pia Schwarz Lausten -- Network and movement : two tropes in recent German migration literature and film / Mirjam Gebauer -- After the 'cartoons' : the rise of a new Danish migration literature? / Moritz Schramm -- Migrant writing as a strategy of legacy hunting in the French literary field / Christina Horvath -- Migration el parole littéraire déplacée, entre France et Maghreb / Charles Bonn -- Migrants, or living the postcolonial? : Greenlandic authors in transnational space / Kirsten Thisted -- 'Missioni' : double identity and plurilingualism in the works of three female migrant writers in Italy / Daniele Comberiati -- The theme of labor in contemporary Volga German literature / Anna Rodzevich -- Migrant literature in Italy and Europe : patterns compared / Nora Moll -- 'Kanak Sprak' and Union Suspecte : scandals around hybrid and multilingual literature in Germany and Belgium / Thomas Ernst -- 'Fed with the same food' : Dutch authors Hafid Bouazza and Abdelkader Benali act on Shakespeare / Henriette Louwerse -- Stereotypes of China and Europe in the writings of Chinese migrant writers in Germany and France / Heidrun Hörner -- Danish identity and the migrant hero's hybridising gaze in Jamal Mahjoub's The carrier / Sten Pultz Moslund -- 'Back to London' : subject and city in Bernardine Evaristo's Lara / Marie Lauritzen -- Among and between : alterity in Emine Sevgi Özdamar's Die Brücke vom Goldenen Horn / Maria Mayr -- Irony, hybridity and agency in Meera Syal's Anita and me / Katja Lehnert -- Moving Moroccan memories : Hafid Bouazza's critical re-vision of De voeten van Abdullah / Liesbeth Minnaard.