Analysis highlights how Tibetan exile literature reclaims memories of homeland amidst cultural erasure.
Exile literature is a genre of literature written by exiles i.e. individuals or communities who have been forced to leave their homeland as a result of political upheaval, war, persecution or colonisation. Their literature not only foregrounds social, cultural and linguistic erasure but also assumes a political dimension, as they use their writings as a weapon to reclaim the memories of homeland.
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