Ambivalent Transnational Belonging in American Literature

Exploring the interplay between transnational identity and nationalism, this book delves into how American literature reflects ambivalent belonging in a global context. It examines various narratives that challenge or reinforce traditional notions of community, offering insights into the complexities of identity formation in an increasingly interconnected world. Through critical analysis, it highlights the tensions between personal and collective identities shaped by cultural and political influences.