VIJAY MISHRA, in his essay "The Diasporic Imaginary," has coined a term that is extremely evocative.
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Diaspora and Multiculturalism
Common Traditions and New Developments (Cross/Cultures 66) (Cross/Cultures)
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Diaspora and Multiculturalism: Common Traditions and New Developments (Cross/Cultures 66) (Cross/Cultures)
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