Volume IV Special Issue VIII October 2024

Name of Author : Emil Tom Manuel

Title of the paper : Reimagining Diaspora: Identity and Cultural Conflict in Crazy Rich Asians

Abstract: Diaspora populations are those that began in one place but have since moved to different places, such as members of an ethnic or religious group. The word diaspora is derived from an old Greek verb that means to scatter about. The term diaspora has historically been used to describe both the Jewish population following the fall of Jerusalem in the early sixth century bce and the Greek population in the Hellenic world. The Diaspora of Jews who were driven from Israel by the Babylonians is mentioned in the Bible. Scholars started referring to the African diaspora when they used the word in the 1950s and 1960s, and in the decades that followed, its usage continued to grow. People disperse from their place of origin to various parts of the world, bringing their culture with them. However, the term diaspora is now more widely used to refer to any significant language, cultural, or refugee migration.

Keywords : language, Identity and Cultural

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Page Number : 6-8