Aftermaths

Marcus Bullock is a professor emeritus at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee. He is the author of Romanticism and Marxism and The Violent Eye, and coeditor of Walter Benjamin: Selected Writings vol. I: 1913–1926.Peter Y. Paik is an assistant professor in the department of French, Italian, and comparative literature at the University of Wisconsin–Milwaukee.

• ACKNOWLEDGMENTSINTRODUCTION / Peter Y. PaikI EXILE AS ORIGINTALES OF MIGRATION FROM CENTRAL AMERICA AND CENTRAL EUROPE / Helen FehervaryWHAT THEY LEFT BEHINDTHE IRISH LANDSCAPE AFTER EMIGRATION Andrew KincaidII THE SPIRITUALITY OF EXILETHE DIALECTIC OF MARGINALITY IN THE HAITIAN COMMUNITY OF GUADELOUPE, FRENCH WEST INDIES / Paul BrodwinON THE METAPHYSICS OF EXILE / Stefan RossbachIII DIASPORAS AND THE REINVENTION OF THE LOCALPAYS R��V��, PAYS R��EL CR��OLIT�� AND ITS DIASPORAS / Natalie MelasCRITICISM, EXILE, IRELAND / Conor McCarthyEDWIDGE DANTICAT'S LATINIDAD THE FARMING OF BONES AND THE CULTIVATION (OF FIELDS) OF KNOWLEDGE / Ricardo OrtizIV MIGRANT FANTASIESTHE GREAT MIGRATION ELSEWHERE / Zoran SamardzijaBENDING IT LIKE BECKHAMSEX, SOCCER, AND TRAVELING INDIANS / K.E. SupriyaCOMING TO THE ANTIPODESMIGRANCY, TRAVEL, HOMECOMING / Ihab HassanAFTERWORD THE DIALECTICS OF IDENTITY / Marcus BullockNOTES ON CONTRIBUTORSINDEX

A volume that is at once sophisticated and readable, pushing at the boundaries of common conclusions about globalization, immigration, and diaspora.— Caroline Levine, University of Wisconsin-Madison