Narratives of a New Belonging: The Politics of Memory and Identity in Contemporary American Ethnic Literatures

Exploring the concept of belonging, this thesis delves into narratives that reflect the complexities of identity within American literature. It aims to analyze how these stories contribute to a new understanding of belonging in a diverse society. The study is rooted in American Studies and offers insights into literary themes that resonate with contemporary issues of identity and community. The research is presented in clear English, reflecting high academic standards and a thorough investigation of its subject matter.