Titlebook: Exile and Expatriation in Modern American and Palestinian Writing; Ahmad Rasmi Qabaha Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Auth

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The Grip of the Space Frontier,nguages play in the reconstruction of their identities. This chapter illustrates that Stein stays in Paris to perform ‘a(chǎn) displaced and dialectical-encounter’ with her American identity, while Said uses his ‘voyage in’ to the Palestinian context to relate his exilic condition to the collective Palest

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J. Chen,J. Swensen,B. Dinger,S. Fidonethis book does not endeavour to say that the experiences of exile and expatriation do not co-exist. This book studied the distinction between these two experiences of displacement as represented in particular historical moments, yet the terms exile and expatriation have been transformed across time

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Voyage In/Voyage Out: The Place of Origin and Identity (Re-)Construction in Gertrude Stein and Edwanguages play in the reconstruction of their identities. This chapter illustrates that Stein stays in Paris to perform ‘a(chǎn) displaced and dialectical-encounter’ with her American identity, while Said uses his ‘voyage in’ to the Palestinian context to relate his exilic condition to the collective Palest

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Possible/Impossible Returns: The Questions of Roots and Routes in Thomas Wolfe and Mourid Barghoutitention and desire, Palestinian exiled writers describe homecoming as something they have no control over. Therefore, the routes the former group decide to follow afterwards are voluntarily chosen. In contrast, contemporary exiled Palestinian authors reflect on the impossibility of repatriation and

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