Review of Deterritorialized Lives: Migration, Identity, and the Politics of Space in Contemporary Fiction

Key Points

• The review aims to explore the intersection of migration, identity, and spatial politics in contemporary fiction.
• Literature review of İsmail Kaygısız's work
• Analysis of themes related to migration and identity
• Critical examination of contemporary fiction's portrayal of space
• Identifies key themes of deterritorialization in narrative structure
• Highlights the influence of migration on identity formation in fiction
• Discusses the changing politics of space reflected in contemporary literary works