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A Marxist Perspective on Select Fiction by Indian Writers from the Gulf: Narratives of the 'Permanently Temporary' Migrants by Tasnima Yasmin — Free eBook

• Page: 224
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• ISBN: 9781032958705
• Publisher: Taylor & Francis

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Overview This book offers a critical lens to examine the socio-economic struggles and class dynamics of South Asian diasporic characters in Indian writing from the Gulf. It highlights how South Asian migrant characters remain hanging in a limbo in the exploitative neo-liberal capitalist structures of the Gulf. This book analyzes how the South Asian diasporic characters in such texts remain alienated from both their homeland and the host societies of the Gulf which is reflective of the commodification...