Beyond the National: Sarah Khan and the Globalization of German Literature (original) (raw)

The paper explores the transformation of German literature within the context of globalization and multicultural studies, highlighting the inclusion of immigrant and first-generation German authors. It examines the implications of globalization on national identities and literary narratives, specifically through a close analysis of Sarah Khan’s novel, which features a protagonist navigating the complexities of cultural identity and global capitalism. The narrative critiques the relationship between globalization, cinema, and the representation of non-Western societies.