Narratives of Migration

Literary narratives read the phenomenon of migration from different perspectives, be it as a result of wartime crisis, political repression, religious/ethnic persecution, lack of economic possibilities, the stigma associated with gender and/or sexual orientation. Such narratives help locate the migrant at the very complex interface of race, gender, sexuality, class, caste, religion, ethnicity, able-bodiedness, age, language, legal status, even climate politics. Migrant narratives can also be sites of resistance and resilience. Such narratives may highlight fusion cultures; interchange of languages and experiences may manifest in cultural artefacts like new forms of music, poetry, literature, new political ideologies to name but a few.

Moderator:

• Philippa Kabali-Kabwa 

Panelists:

• Romalayn Ante (Poet)
• Vamba Sharif (a Novelist)
• Mike van Graan (a Playwright)

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