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Punjabi Novels Reveal Generational Divide in Diaspora

1 Feb

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Summary

  • New generation prioritizes host society integration over isolation.
  • First-gen migrants maintained cultural ties while seeking economic integration.
  • Punjabi women find independence and shed patriarchal constraints.
Punjabi Novels Reveal Generational Divide in Diaspora

Research at Punjabi University analyzing Punjabi diasporic novels has uncovered a significant shift in perspective between first-generation Punjabi migrants and their descendants. The study indicates that while earlier migrants focused on economic integration while preserving cultural ties to their homeland, the newer generations, raised abroad, actively seek integration into their host societies.

This generational difference frequently sparks ideological conflicts within families. The research posits migration as a tri-polar relationship involving the homeland, host land, and immigrant community in continuous dialogue. Notably, the study found Punjabi women adopting cultural changes more profoundly than men, using migration as a pathway to shed patriarchal constraints and establish independent identities.

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The Punjabi diasporic novel has evolved beyond mere nostalgia, now critically examining themes such as racism, generational clashes, and the evolving identity of women.

Disclaimer: This story has been auto-aggregated and auto-summarised by a computer program. This story has not been edited or created by the Feedzop team.
First-generation Punjabi migrants maintained cultural ties to their origin while integrating economically, whereas the new generation prioritizes integration into the host society over isolation.
The Punjabi diasporic novel has moved beyond nostalgia to address issues like racism, generational conflict, economic exploitation, and the new identity of women.
Migration offers Punjabi women a chance to break free from patriarchy, adopt cultural changes meaningfully, and establish their own independent identities.

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