Masterarbeit, 2011
61 Seiten, Note: Masters
This thesis investigates the theme of immigration in the works of Isabel Allende, focusing on its portrayal in two of her historical novels. It aims to understand how Allende addresses the complexities of immigration within her narrative and explores the experiences of immigrants.
Chapter 1 introduces the research topic and provides background information on immigration patterns, particularly in South America. It also discusses the life and works of Isabel Allende, the subject of this study. Chapter 2 delves into existing scholarly works that examine Allende's writing, providing a foundation for the research. Chapter 3 explores the various reasons why people choose to migrate, analyzing their motivations and the challenges they face. Chapter 4 examines the impacts of immigration on individuals, considering their experiences and the challenges of adapting to new environments. Chapter 5 specifically focuses on the experiences of migrant women, investigating their journey of resettlement and their contribution to their new communities.
This study focuses on the central themes of immigration, cultural identity, adaptation, historical context, and the experiences of women migrants. It draws on the works of Isabel Allende, exploring her representation of these key concepts through her narratives.
Allende draws on her personal experience of being uprooted to show the "miserable side" of immigration, focusing on the dilemma of migrants in host countries like America.
The master's thesis specifically examines 'Daughter of Fortune' and 'Portrait in Sepia', exploring how these historical narratives address migratory patterns.
The research identifies various factors, including political discovery, socio-economic reasons, and the search for survival in a "new world."
A central focus of the work is the challenges faced by migrant women who must adopt new ways of life while struggling with cultural identity and displacement.
She describes herself as neither truly Chilean nor American, but as a displaced woman of the modern age, which deeply influences her literary presentation of "Otherness."
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