Awarded with the Nobel Prize in Literature 2021, Gurnah’s Gravel Heart can be considered as a bildungsroman, which delineates repercussions of colonialism on individuals once colonized societies. It tells story growing young boy who both psychologically and geographically becomes estranged from his self hometown due to impacts outcomes that colonial powers have left country. Through narrating s...

This article scrutinises the ways in which pupils who have experienced transnational migration construct ‘home’ and unmaking of ‘home’. Researchers argued that migrants’ perspectives on belonging are seldom granted scholarly attention. Here, we seek to redress this oversight by inquiring about newly arrived migrants define their (un)homeliness Sweden context astate-sponsored introductory langua...

in this study, the notions of homelessness and unhomeliness are studied in 2 novels by naipaul: half a life (2001) and magic seeds (2004). naipaul has been viewed by many postcolonial critics as an imperially complicit writer, for his controversial views of places and societies, particularly his disdain for non-western societies. this study examines whether the imperatives of the postcolonial c...

In this study, the notions of homelessness and unhomeliness are studied in 2 novels by Naipaul: Half a Life (2001) and Magic Seeds (2004). Naipaul has been viewed by many postcolonial critics as an imperially complicit writer, for his controversial views of places and societies, particularly his disdain for non-Western societies. This study examines whether the imperatives of the postcolonial c...