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This study examines African diasporic literatures and their portrayal of cosmopolitanism in relation to Europe. It aims to analyze how these narratives reflect cultural mobility and social exclusion, offering insights into the complexities of identity and belonging in a globalized context.
African literatures attest not only to the diversity of mobilities typical of the global era, but also to the fact that Europe continues to occupy a special place in the African literary imaginary.
This study analyses the ways in which African Franco- and Anglophone diasporic literatures address the idea(l) of a cosmopolitan world citizenry in varied Afro-European contexts of mobility.
In order to do so, the study critically revisits the concept of cosmopolitanism and, by drawing on theory and r…
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