THE REPRESENTATION OF MIGRATION IN CONTEMPORARY WORLD LITERATURE
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Keywords: Migration, environmental catastrophes, intricacies, the International Organization for Migrations.Abstract
Abstract: Migration has shaped geopolitics, economics, culture, and literature. This study examines how varied authors reflect the multifaceted situations of migrants, refugees, and displaced people in modern world literature. A study of novels, short stories, and poetry shows how migration literature depicts the emotional, psychological, and social problems of crossing borders, both actual and metaphorical. As characters struggle between homes and abroad, these stories explore identity, belonging, exile, and cultural hybridity. The research examines how migration literature reviews global inequality, including racism, xenophobia, and citizenship politics. Contemporary migrant literature challenges popular narratives and offers alternate views on globalization, mobility, and human rights by voicing marginalized voices. This study concludes that literature may illuminate the human aspects of migration, revealing migrants' hardships and resilience in a globalized environment.
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