The Power of Trauma, Mourning and Salvation in Japanese-Canadian Fiction

A close analysis of Joy Kogawa’s Obasan 1981


Scientific Essay, 2021

30 Pages


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Table of Contents:

1. Abstract

2. Introductory Notes CanLit

3. The History of Japanese Canadians

4. Autobiographical Elements in Obasan

5. Fiction of Memory – Literary Background and Typical Elements

6. Conclusion

7. Bibliography

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Title
The Power of Trauma, Mourning and Salvation in Japanese-Canadian Fiction
Subtitle
A close analysis of Joy Kogawa’s Obasan 1981
College
Comenius University in Bratislava  (Philosophische Fakultät)
Author
Year
2021
Pages
30
Catalog Number
V1021980
ISBN (eBook)
9783346412089
ISBN (Book)
9783346412096
Language
English
Keywords
Immigration, exile, diaspora, xenophobia, racism, cultural misunderstanding, trauma
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Dr. Matthias Dickert (Author), 2021, The Power of Trauma, Mourning and Salvation in Japanese-Canadian Fiction, Munich, GRIN Verlag, https://www.grin.com/document/1021980

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