Abstract:This article analyses the peculiar writing processes of Tomer Gardi in his novel Broken German as a broken mediality. Through the interaction of theoretical tools proper to Media Studies with perspectives of so-called Betroffenheitsliteratur and postcolonial theory, I claim that the novel can be seen as example of how the affection (Betroffenheit) of migrants facing discrimination due to their broken language can be not only picked out as a central theme of postmigrant narrations, but also performed through th… Show more
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