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https://doi.org/10.14464/zsem.v41i3-4.712Keywords:
rhetorics, narrative, Martin Luther King, diaspora, cultural identity, hybridity, semiotics of the diaspora, exile, migration, China, Chinese emigrants, Chinese diaspora, Jewish studiesAbstract
This article explores the intricate relationship between rhetorical sign production and diaspora, focusing on the impact of different landing experiences on narratives and identities. Through an analysis of various texts and contexts, the study delves into the semiotic aspects of cultural identity, exile, and hybridity within diasporic communities. By examining the intersection of semiotics and diaspora, the article sheds light on how rhetorical sign production shapes and reflects the experiences of individuals navigating diverse cultural landscapes.
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