From East to West : Migration and Identity reterritorialization according to Mahmud Nasimi
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https://doi.org/10.7203/HYBRIDA.6.26219Keywords:
migration, identity, Orient, Occident, reterritorialization
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This article questions the migration scope in the Mahmud Nasimi’s identity reterritorialization through his novel Un Afghan à Paris (2021). Upon his arrival in Paris, after perceiving a means to textualize in the French language the tumultuous course from his home country (Afghanistan) to France, his host country, the author has equally found in this language a means of expressing his multiple identities. It all starts with his discovery of European arts and French literature that will become for him a way to own elsewhere. His home country shaken by crisis, for the author; abroad becomes a land of identity reterritorialization. Through the autofictional and intermediality approaches, these words show that the writing and thematic of this text, express a breakthrough between two cultural areas: West and East.
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Achille Carlos Zango, Université de Bamenda
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