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DTSTAMP:20260509T130552Z
DTSTART;VALUE=DATE:20190621
DURATION:P1D
SUMMARY:The Arab World as Ghurba: Citizenship\, Identity and Belonging in
  Literature and Popular Culture
UID:20190621-8a1785d766c4e1b10166cfbd43fb7b57@warwick.ac.uk
CREATED:20181101T144619Z
DESCRIPTION:Funded by the Humanities Research Centre and the Department o
 f English and Comparative Literary Studies Keynote Speaker: Dr Claire Be
 augrand (University of Exeter) The Arabic word ghurba\, which literally 
 means estrangement or separation\, is typically used to refer to the sta
 te of being a foreigner in a land away from home\, hence evoking feeling
 s of alienation\, loneliness and a strong yearning for loved ones. In ou
 r contemporary world\, ghurba is very often associated with the migratio
 n of Arabs from Arab countries to faraway destinations\, especially to t
 he developed West. Recent political conflict in the region has intensifi
 ed the flow of refugees and migrants out of the Arab world and into Euro
 pe and other destinations. Perhaps it is significant then that the word 
 ghurba has the same root as gharb\, which means west and refers to both 
 the direction and the Western part of the world. What is absent in this 
 understanding of Arab migration\, however\, is the fact that the Arab wo
 rld has always been and continues to be an immigrant destination in itse
 lf\, receiving flows from both inside the Arab world\, what we can call 
 inter-Arab migration\, as well as from outside it. It is\, in other word
 s\, also a site of ghurba\, which prompts us to ask about how it has bee
 n experienced by migrants\, about the situation of diasporic communities
  within it\, and about the different ways in which self/other relationsh
 ips and issues of identity and belonging take shape in this particular c
 ontext. This conference is interested in how migration to the Arab world
  appears in literature as well as culture more generally\, and in what t
 his documentation tells us about the Arab world as a migrant destination
 \, or a place of ghurba. Conference papers could address but are not lim
 ited to the following topics: Inter-Arab migration in literature and pop
 ular culture Articulations of Arab identity and/or national identities i
 n inter-Arab migratory encounters Representations of diasporic communiti
 es in the Arab world Representations of social exclusion and/or belongin
 g Contestations of citizenship and national identity in literature and p
 opular culture The place of low-class migrant labor in literature and po
 pular culture Expatriation in the Arab world Conference webpage: https:/
 /warwick.ac.uk/fac/arts/hrc/confs/arab/
LOCATION:
URL:/fac/arts/hrc/confs/arab/
ATTACH:/fac/arts/hrc/confs/arab/
CATEGORIES:Arts Faculty,Faculty of Arts
LAST-MODIFIED:20181101T144619Z
ORGANIZER;CN=Heather Pilbin:
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