Love and Space in Contemporary African Diasporic Womens Writing

Contemporary African diasporic women writers explore the interplay between love and space in the context of globalization's challenges. This study innovatively merges critical love studies with migration and diaspora research, highlighting how black feminist voices emphasize connection and intimacy over alienation. Through analyses of works by Chimamanda Adichie, Zadie Smith, and others, the book reveals a shift towards reconfiguring postcolonial narratives, envisioning new, inhabitable worlds that foster reparative relationships and collective belonging.