Asylum Accounts

Volume 12 Number 2


Asylum Accounts

Description

Via critical and creative writing from the UK, Europe, and Australia, and including the work of asylum seekers and refugees, issue 12.2 asks how postcolonial studies can engage with the particular kinds of narrative, disciplinary, and territorial crossings involved in claiming asylum.

CONTENTS

EDITORIAL

  • David Farrier

POETRY

  • Fatma Durmush, Little Knowledge
  • Karim Haidari, Sigh of Exile
  • Prisca Chioma Okechukwu, By the Banks of River Asylum

FICTION

  • Muli Amaye, Strike

DRAMA

  • Abir Hamdar, The Switzerland of the Middle East

ARTICLES

  • Mireille Rosello, Refugee Aesthetics: Agency and Storytelling in

    Chris Cleave’s The Other Hand and Fremde Haut

  • Emma Cox, Territories of Contact: Two Australian Asylum Seeker

    Documentaries

  • Agnes Woolley, Questioning Narrative Authenticity in

    Kay Adshead’s The Bogus Woman

  • Sam Durrant, Reading Asylum: Tweyambe!

  • David Farrier, Reading Without Guarantees?

    Affect in Asylum Seeker Narratives

  • Parvati Nair, The Refuge of Photography:

    Perspectives on Asylum, Citizenship, and Belonging

  • Maggie O’Neill and Phil Hubbard, Asylum, Exclusion, and

    the Social Role of Arts and Culture

  • Roger Bromley, Policing Displacement: Narratives of Asylum in

    Escape to Paradise and La Forteresse

  • Sophie Nield, Space without Movement: Lefebvre and the Refugee

  • Claire Chambers, ‘The Reality and the Record’:

    Muslim Asylum Accounts

REVIEWS

  • by Ian A. Dudley

NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS