الفهرس 
Space, place, and movement in leslie marmon silko’s gardens in the dunes and Idris Aly’s the Nubian
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Abstract
The introduction focuses on a brief historical overview of Nubians and native americans; and their close ties with the earth, and their different homelands regarding construction of cultural identity. The introduction touches upon the effect of being removed from the homeland, and it also lists summaries of the remaining chapters. Self identity, space, place, and movement. This chapter details the connection between self - identity and space, place, and movement. It delineates how the age factor affects the connection between all concepts. This chapter examines the role of place in the construction of identity, and how collective and individual identities are affected by being away from your homeland