Croatian Canadian Literature--Emigrant, Ethnic or Diasporic?

In the context of several intersecting and distinct changes (globalization of cultural production, changes of immigration patterns, depoliticization of the study of Croatian diaspora) it becomes possible to introduce new interpretive models for more encompassing readings of literary production by Cr...

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Matična publikacija: Migration, Globalization, Hybridity: Canadian and Croatian Experiences/ Migration, globalisation, hybridité: experiénces canadiennes et croates
Split : Faculty of Philosophy, Croatian-Canadian Academic Society, 2011
Glavni autor: Šesnić, Jelena (-)
Vrsta građe: Članak
Jezik: eng
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