Remembering Colonialism and Encountering Refugees: Decolonization in Jenny Erpenbeck’s Go, Went, Gone

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RT @JFCrisp: "This article reads the German writer Jenny Erpenbeckʼs influential novel 'Go, Went, Gone' (2015) as a significant contributio…

05 Apr 2020

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RT @JFCrisp: "This article reads the German writer Jenny Erpenbeckʼs influential novel 'Go, Went, Gone' (2015) as a significant contributio…

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"This article reads the German writer Jenny Erpenbeckʼs influential novel 'Go, Went, Gone' (2015) as a significant contribution to connecting the current refugee problematic to the decolonization discourse in the German and European public sphere." https:/

05 Apr 2020

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Global Migration Center affiliate Chunjie Zhang published an article in the European Review "Remembering Colonialism and Encountering Refugees: Decolonization in Jenny Erpenbeck’s Go, Went, Gone". https://t.co/TwCwXcglCP #refugee #colonialism #decolonizati

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