This book explores contemporary British multicultural multi-genre
literature. Considering socio-political and philosophical ideas
about British multiculturalism, superdiversity and conviviality,
Ulla Rahbek studies a broad range of texts by writers from across
the majority-minority divide. The text focuses on figurative
registers and metaphorical richness in multicultural poetry and
investigates the interlocked issue of recognition, representation
and identity in memoirs. Rahbek analyses how twenty-first-century
British multicultural novels both envision and reimagine an
inclusive nation and thematise the detrimental effects of
individual exclusion on characters' pursuits of the good life. She
observes the ways that short stories pivot on ambivalent encounters
and intercultural dialogue, and she reflects on the public good of
multicultural literature.
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