Fluidity and Fragmentation: Stuart Hall’s Theory of Cultural Identity in A Song of Ice and Fire

2025/08/04 by Alishiri, Hadiseh, Moradi, Hossein, asadi, fazel
#A Song of Ice and Fire #Cultural identity #Stuart Hall #diaspora #fantasy literature #liminality

paper · doi:10.71864/lct-2025-1210412

Abstract

Journal of Language, Culture, and Translation,8(1),87

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