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Maria Lauret, Wanderwords: Language Migration in American Literature. Series: New Horizons in Contemporary Writing

The name on the front cover is very well known in Ethnic and Gender circles. Marie Lauret’s substantial publications in the fields of literature, feminism, and post-colonialism and her dynamic presence as co-founder of Atlantic Studies speak for themselves. Her new, interdisciplinary venture, a marriage between linguistics and literature, is, however, a most impressive work, original and path-breaking in its essence. Here, Lauret brilliantly examines migrant literary works for the words and p...