Inmenso estrecho: Obstacles to Achieving Post-inmigration Identity Change in Spanish Short Fiction.

This article reads a selection of short stories from the Inmenso estrecho collection alongside work by psychologists of immigration. Salman Akhtar has systematised the adjustment process which a migrant must go through if he or she is to feel well adapted to his or her new culture and society. This...

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Main Author: Ryan Prout.
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: Universidad de Extremadura 2008-06-01
Series:Tejuelo: Didáctica de la Lengua y la Literatura
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Online Access:http://iesgtballester.juntaextremadura.net/web/profesores/tejuelo/vinculos/espanol/Articulos/R02/06.pdf
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spellingShingle Ryan Prout.
Inmenso estrecho: Obstacles to Achieving Post-inmigration Identity Change in Spanish Short Fiction.
Tejuelo: Didáctica de la Lengua y la Literatura
Inmenso estrecho
Immigration
Psycho-geography
Assimilation
Submerged economy
Psychological therapy.
title Inmenso estrecho: Obstacles to Achieving Post-inmigration Identity Change in Spanish Short Fiction.
title_full Inmenso estrecho: Obstacles to Achieving Post-inmigration Identity Change in Spanish Short Fiction.
title_fullStr Inmenso estrecho: Obstacles to Achieving Post-inmigration Identity Change in Spanish Short Fiction.
title_full_unstemmed Inmenso estrecho: Obstacles to Achieving Post-inmigration Identity Change in Spanish Short Fiction.
title_short Inmenso estrecho: Obstacles to Achieving Post-inmigration Identity Change in Spanish Short Fiction.
title_sort inmenso estrecho obstacles to achieving post inmigration identity change in spanish short fiction
topic Inmenso estrecho
Immigration
Psycho-geography
Assimilation
Submerged economy
Psychological therapy.
url http://iesgtballester.juntaextremadura.net/web/profesores/tejuelo/vinculos/espanol/Articulos/R02/06.pdf
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