Reclaiming Migrant Motherhood

Introduction: Displaced Mothers and the Borders They Must Cross, Maria D. Lombard
Part One: Representations of Displacement
Chapter One: ¿We were born from beauty¿: Motherly Aesthetics and Poetics of Displacement in Ocean Vuong¿s On Earth We¿re Briefly Gorgeous, Quynh H. Vo
Chapter Two: Domesticating Displacement, Encounters with Refugee Mothers, Adrianne Kalfopoulou
Chapter Three: Tracing the Impacts of War in Nadifa Mohamed¿s The Orchard of Lost Souls, Alison Graham Bertolini
Chapter Four: Writing about My Mother: Representations of Alliances between Mothers and Daughters in Young Adult (YA) Refugee Literature, Stella Mililli
Chapter Five: The Ghost Mother in Two Vietnamese American Refugee Novels: A Critical Refugee Analysis, Janet J. Graham
Part Two: Constructions of Identity and Belonging
Chapter Six: Embroidering Intergenerational Threads of a Roza: Stitching Together Women¿s Stories and Solidarity in the Fabric of Diasporic Arab American Fiction, Leila Moayeri Pazargadi
Chapter Seven: Mothering on Enemy Land: An Analysis of Japanese Picture Brides¿ Motherhood in Julie Otsukäs The Buddha in the Attic, Kaori Mori Want
Chapter Eight: Guiding, Shaping and Resisting: Refugee Mothers¿ Educational Strategies as They Navigate `Unsettlement¿, Lucy Hunt
Chapter Nine: Iraqi Mothers, Diasporic Sons: Narrative Patterns of Identity and Belonging in Baghdad Twist, Lamees Al Ethari
Chapter Ten: (Un)Inhabitable `Homes¿ for Mothers and Daughters: The Transmission of Memories of `Home¿ in Sri Lankan Tamil Diasporic Women¿s Writing, Sabreena Niles