Migration and Literature in Contemporary Europe

Mirjam Gebauer & Pia Schwarz LaustenMigration Literature: Europe in Transition 1Concepts and MethodologiesAzade SeyhanUnfinished Modernism: European Destinations of Transnational Writing 11Charles LockElsewhere: Tracing the Evidence 23Søren FrankFour Theses on Migration and Literature 39Jørn BoisenNostalgia: The Longing for Sameness 59Recent TendenciesWolfgang BehschnittThe Voice of the 'Real Migrant': Contemporary Migration Literature in Sweden 77Pia Schwarz LaustenLiving in a Language: Italian Migration Literature 93Mirjam GebauerNetwork and Movement: Two Tropes in Recent German Migration Literature and Film 113Moritz SchrammAfter the 'Cartoons': The Rise of a New Danish Migration literature? 131Christina HorvathMigrant Writing as a Strategy of Legacy Hunting in the French Literary Field 149European (Hi)storiesCharles BonnMigration et parole littéraire déplacée, entre France et Maghreb 167Kirsten ThistedMigrants, or Living the Postcolonial?Greenlandic Authors in Transnational Space 185Daniele Comberiati'Missioni': Double Identity and Plurilingualism in the Works of three Female Migrant Writers in Italy 205Anna RodzevichThe Theme of Labor in Contemporary Volga German Literature 219Patterns ComparedNora MollMigrant Literature in Italy and Europe: Patterns Compared 233Thomas Ernst'Kanak Sprak' and Union Suspecte:Scandals Around Hybrid and Multilingual Literature in Germany and Belgium 243Henriette Louwerse"Fed with the Same Food". Dutch Authors Hafid Bouazza and Abdelkader Benali Act on Shakespeare 259Heidrun HörnerStereotypes of China and Europe in the Writings of Chinese Migrant Writers in Germany and France 271ReadingsSten Pultz MoslundDanish Identity and the Migrant Hero's Hybridising Gaze in Jamal Mahjoub's The Carrier 287Marie Lauritzen"Back to London": Subject and City in Bernardine Evaristo's Lara 305Maria MayrAmong and Between: Alterity in Emine Sevgi Özdamar's Die Brücke vom Goldenen Horn 319Katja LehnertIrony, Hybridity and Agency in

Mirjam Gebauer holds a Ph.D. in German literature and is currently a Postdoctoral Research Fellow in the Department of English, Germanic and Romance Studies at the University of Copenhagen.
Pia Schwarz Lausten is associate professor of Italian literature in the Department of English, Germanic and Romance Studies at the University of Copenhagen.
Pia Schwarz Lausten is associate professor of Italian literature in the Department of English, Germanic and Romance Studies at the University of Copenhagen.