IGIABA SCEGO AND THE QUESTION OF IDENTITY IN SECOND-GENERATION IMMIGRANTS
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Igiaba Scego, inmigrante, identidadAbstract
Immigrants who settle in a new and unknown country find themselves between two cultures, so their identity will be forged over time. On the other hand, the children of immigrants, or second generation immigrants, must choose whether or not to adhere to the culture of the country in which they are. The works of the Italian author Igiaba Scego deal with the identity of an immigrant born in Italy from the lives of four young people.Downloads
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2011-05-09
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Velázquez García, S. (2011). IGIABA SCEGO AND THE QUESTION OF IDENTITY IN SECOND-GENERATION IMMIGRANTS. International Journal of Cultures and Literatures, (11), 223–231. https://doi.org/10.12795/RICL.2011.i11.17
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Received 2019-01-11
Accepted 2019-01-11
Published 2011-05-09
Accepted 2019-01-11
Published 2011-05-09
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