Migrant Masculinities in Womens Writing
(In)Hospitality, Community, Vulnerability
- 260 pages
- 10 hours of reading
Focusing on the representation of masculinities, this study analyzes contemporary works by immigrant women writers from diverse backgrounds in France and Canada. It features authors such as Léonora Miano and Fatou Diome, exploring how migration reshapes perceptions and narratives of masculinity. Utilizing postcolonial, affect, and critical race theories, the book highlights the unique experiences of these women and their literary contributions, revealing the complexities of (im)migration and its effects on both men and women in their new societies.
