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The displaced as guest: A case study of the Yezidis of Iraq and Jacques Derrida’s deconstruction of hospitality
This thesis examines the Yezidi forced migration crisis by applying Jacques Derrida’s deconstruction of the binary relationships of self and the other (ipseity) and host and guest (hospitality). This approach first uncovers how the application of these categories operates in the Yezidi dilemma. Furt...
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2017
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