--- "Frederick \"FN\" Noronha" wrote:
> Could you elaborate on how this would vary? Would it
> be true to say
> that the 'nostalgia' of second- or third-generation
> expats reflects
> more the realities of the Goa of the 1940s and the
> 1950s, then say,
> the Goa of the 1980s or 1990s?
>
Nasci re
Could you elaborate on how this would vary? Would it be true to say
that the 'nostalgia' of second- or third-generation expats reflects
more the realities of the Goa of the 1940s and the 1950s, then say,
the Goa of the 1980s or 1990s?
For instance, my folks, returning the the 1960s struggled for
Yes I agree! However the 'Nostalgia' of persons born
and bred in India/Goa and then 'Settles' abroad is
very different from an Indian just 'Wandering' and has
not really changed his abode for long.
Just my opinion!
Nasci Caldeira
Melbourne, Down Under.
--- "Frederick \"FN\" Noronha"
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In his travel writing "From Heaven Lake: Travels Through Sinkiang and
Tibet", Indian novelist Vikram Seth makes this interesting comment
about "the reality and effect of living abroad — though not in
particular of being in Diaspora — a theme which arises in his poetry
but nowhere in his fiction":
