Christopher Hogarth is a Senior Lecturer in Comparative Literature at the University of South Australia, Adelaide. He received his PhD in French and Italian from Northwestern University. He has published especially on the intersection of literature from France, Italy and Senegal. He is a prolific editor of eight volumes and issues of journals such as L’Esprit Créateur, a/b Auto/Biography Studies and French Cultural Studies. He is currently a joint Chief Investigator on an Australian Research Council-funded Discovery Project entitled "Transnational Selves. French Narratives of Migration to Australia."

• Introduction Chapter One: Life Writing and Writing LivesChapter Two: Afropean Homes: Representations of BelongingChapter Three: Gender and Migration: Opportunities for Afropean ExperienceChapter Four: Language and Afropean IdentityChapter Five: Writing and Engagement Conclusion: Afropean Languages and Locales

Christopher Hogarth is a Senior Lecturer in Comparative Literature at the University of South Australia, Adelaide. He received his PhD in French and Italian from Northwestern University. He has published especially on the intersection of literature from France, Italy and Senegal. He is a prolific editor of eight volumes and issues of journals such as L’Esprit Créateur, a/b Auto/Biography Studies and French Cultural Studies. He is currently a joint Chief Investigator on an Australian Research Council-funded Discovery Project entitled "Transnational Selves. French Narratives of Migration to Australia."

• Introduction Chapter One: Life Writing and Writing LivesChapter Two: Afropean Homes: Representations of BelongingChapter Three: Gender and Migration: Opportunities for Afropean ExperienceChapter Four: Language and Afropean IdentityChapter Five: Writing and Engagement Conclusion: Afropean Languages and Locales

Christopher Hogarth is a Senior Lecturer in Comparative Literature at the University of South Australia, Adelaide. He received his PhD in French and Italian from Northwestern University. He has published especially on the intersection of literature from France, Italy and Senegal. He is a prolific editor of eight volumes and issues of journals such as L’Esprit Créateur, a/b Auto/Biography Studies and French Cultural Studies. He is currently a joint Chief Investigator on an Australian Research Council-funded Discovery Project entitled "Transnational Selves. French Narratives of Migration to Australia."

• Introduction Chapter One: Life Writing and Writing LivesChapter Two: Afropean Homes: Representations of BelongingChapter Three: Gender and Migration: Opportunities for Afropean ExperienceChapter Four: Language and Afropean IdentityChapter Five: Writing and Engagement Conclusion: Afropean Languages and Locales