Telling The Troubles We‘Ve Seen: Effects & Methods Of Intercultural Multilingual Writing In “Migration Society”
Telling The Troubles We‘Ve Seen: Effects & Methods Of Intercultural Multilingual Writing In “Migration Society”

Author(s): Sarah Rehm
Subject(s): Social Sciences, Language and Literature Studies, Economy, Psychology, Essay|Book Review |Scientific Life, General Reference Works, Geography, Regional studies, Sociology, Societal Essay, Scientific Life, Conference Report
Published by: Transnational Press London
Keywords: migration; war ; flight; processto; intercultural; Migration Society
Summary/Abstract: Telling, talking about and writing on experiences of migration, war and flight, means in processto create a space of protection. Also in an inner sense, influencing emotions and feeling of life, or fromthe perspective from outside, watching, what is happening to others: with empathy, migration isunderstood as life changing happening. It is internal sense an from the perspective from outside withempathy a changing event and, communicated with one another, harbors the chance of belonging,placeless and free. When the telling of the others begins, we change and with our imagination reality ischanging.

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