Exile Depicted in Deoraiocht and Grace and Truth. A Comparative Study
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.69475/Keywords:
isolation, lack, crises, uncertainty, burdenAbstract
In a hundred years span, Irish literature of exile has definitely evolved. More and more writers decide to invade this succulent and luring matter of discussion. Their characters follow similar paths of rediscovering their hybrid identity or disclose enriched ways which improve the act of writing. The basis for their forced or desired intention of rupture is endemic but what prevail are the mandatory barriers which help the exiles to recreate themselves.
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