Archive 1.3

Rhetoric of Exile

• Memory, Space, and Exile in Vladimir Nabokov’s “A Guide to Berlin” by Marianne Cotugno
• Exiles in Our Own Land: Native American Novelists by Rachel Tudor

Special Submissions

• The Formative and Transformative Function of Desire in Ashis Nandy’s The Intimate Enemy: A Deleuzian Perspective by Muhammad Yousri Beltagi Ahmed Aql
• “A terrible beauty is born”: Interrogating Joe Sacco’s Palestine and Footnotes in Gaza by Sameera Mehta
• Cinema as Historian: Agnotology and the Politics of Historical and Fictional Representations of the Vietnam War by Naveen John Panicker

Book Reviews

• The Last Days of Cafe Leila by Donia Bijan

Reviewed by Anubha Anushree

• Letters of Transit: Reflections on Exile, Identity, Language, and Loss by Andre Aciman

Reviewed by Deeksha Suri

• The City Son by Samrat Upadhyay

Reviewed by Prakriti Madan