Titlebook: Writing Migration through the Body; Emma Bond Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Spring

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Trans-gender, Trans-national: Crossing Binary Lines,ow bodies are read, as well as what they themselves narrate. Working alongside cyborg theory, the chapter highlights processes of cultural translation, of multilingual, multi-voiced writing, and of the adaptations (or re-.) of these texts into different formats to suggest new ways of reading the body as text, and the text as body.

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Afterword,can also be re-appropriated through bodily means in order to propose new directions for future study. It concludes that as people move, so stories, memories, ideas, images also cross borders to transit in new languages and cultures, and shows how such practices can circulate trans-nationally through the body itself.

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,Introduction: ‘Trans-Scripts’,or migration are worked through, negotiated and rearticulated in turn. It defines the contours of the primary corpus as a range of stories written in Italian by people who have crossed national borders to transit through or reside in Italy, by people who are writing in a language other than their mo

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Trans-national Mothering: Corporeal Trans-plantations of Care,ody is often seen to possess flexible or leaky borders, which allows it to evoke wider societal preoccupations around the porosity of national borders and the instability of trans-national identities. This framework requires new optics of mother., which challenge commonplace narratives of motherhood

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Revolting Folds: Disordered and Disciplined Bodies,ilding and cosmetic surgery are modes of impression management that allow the subject to bestow meaning on the body. The visible effects of such transmogrifications are read through the visible hardness or softness of the body and shed light on processes in which the disordered or disciplined body c