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Inventing Migrants Narrative: Victims between Politics and Literature

Migrations are imposed as a suitable, seemingly a key issue of identity and alterity. In the political discourse two opposed narratives can be perceived: one on migrants as a chance and benefit, and other, which treats migrants as threat and disaster. In the literary discourse migrants are seen prevalently as human cases, and often as an appeal to conscience. The authors treated the basic types of political narratives and distinguish the most prevalent literary ones about the same migrations.

Migrants ; politics ; literature

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