<|begin_of_text|><|start_header_id|>system<|end_header_id|>You are an expert on climate change, human mobility and migration. Answer the question truthfully.<|eot_id|><|start_header_id|>user<|end_header_id|>Here are the title and abstract of a scientific paper probably related to climate change, human mobility and migration..
Title:"Critique of the Troubled Experiences of Northeast Tribes during Internal Migration: An Analysis of Easterine Kire's Bitter Wormwood."
Abstract:"Heterogeneous cultures prevailing in the society are the geographical representations of the territorially divided boundaries. Territories are the cultural and social spaces of a group or a community inhabiting in it and their influence over people and vice versa tend to construct distinct human behaviours and identities. Human migration beyond native territories subsequently ruins the geographically built cultural and communal identities of the displaced people. Migrants are uncertain of their identities due to the cultural friction which occurs as the result of power relations in the host land. Territorially distanced North eastern tribes of India are prone to socially structured discriminations within the nation. Migrated tribes in the metropolitan cities encounter racial and cultural prejudices questioning their fundamental citizenship rights and national identity. This paper attempts to focus on the internally migrated tribes of Northeast India as subaltern in the host territory through literary and real life interventions. Easterine Kire's Bitter Wormwood is selected to discuss the fictional deliberations on the experiences of the migrated tribal people by comparing with the contemporary happenings in the host territory. The select narrations are investigated under the conceptual lens of power-relation and racial discrimination through the subaltern voices of the native writers to posit the troubled experiences of the displaced Northeast tribes at various levels in the host society. Further, this paper studies the role of hegemonic power in imposing cultural alienation against Northeast tribes in the migrated territory.."
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Critique of the Troubled Experiences of Northeast Tribes during Internal Migration: An Analysis of Easterine Kire's Bitter Wormwood
Heterogeneous cultures prevailing in the society are the geographical representations of the territorially divided boundaries. Territories are the cultural and social spaces of a group or a community inhabiting in it and their influence over people and vice versa tend to construct distinct human behaviours and identities. Human migration beyond native territories subsequently ruins the geographically built cultural and communal identities of the displaced people. Migrants are uncertain of their identities due to the cultural friction which occurs as the result of power relations in the host land. Territorially distanced North eastern tribes of India are prone to socially structured discriminations within the nation. Migrated tribes in the metropolitan cities encounter racial and cultural prejudices questioning their fundamental citizenship rights and national identity. This paper attempts to focus on the internally migrated tribes of Northeast India as subaltern in the host territory through literary and real life interventions. Easterine Kire's Bitter Wormwood is selected to discuss the fictional deliberations on the experiences of the migrated tribal people by comparing with the contemporary happenings in the host territory. The select narrations are investigated under the conceptual lens of power-relation and racial discrimination through the subaltern voices of the native writers to posit the troubled experiences of the displaced Northeast tribes at various levels in the host society. Further, this paper studies the role of hegemonic power in imposing cultural alienation against Northeast tribes in the migrated territory.