Coming Home: Exile and Memory in Sebbar's "Le silence des rives"
In Leila Sebbar's novel "Le silence des rives," exile, the legacy of the French colonial venture, means physical displacement, the emigration to France of economically disadvantaged Maghrebians and results in psychological dislocation, fractured Maghrebian identity due to cultural mar...
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| description | In Leila Sebbar's novel "Le silence des rives," exile, the legacy of the French colonial venture, means physical displacement, the emigration to France of economically disadvantaged Maghrebians and results in psychological dislocation, fractured Maghrebian identity due to cultural marginalization on foreign soil. |
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