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Routledge Studies in Comparative Literature

Transnational African Identities in Contemporary Urban Fiction

Community, Hospitality and Friendship

Fatma Akcay

Transnational African Identities in Contemporary Urban Fiction

Routledge Studies in Comparative Literature

Transnational African Identities in Contemporary Urban Fiction

Community, Hospitality and Friendship

Routledge Studies in Comparative Literature: Transnational African Identities in Contemporary Urban Fiction

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Transnational African Identities in Contemporary Urban Fiction: Community, Hospitality and Friendship offers a sophisticated and original lens for understanding transnational African identities and their experiences of community, hospitality, and friendship in contemporary urban fiction.

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Transnational African Identities in Contemporary Urban Fiction: Community, Hospitality and Friendship offers a sophisticated and original lens for understanding transnational African identities and their experiences of community, hospitality, and friendship in contemporary urban fiction.

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238
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Routledge Studies in Comparative Literature
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