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Stroh, Silke
Scottish–Indian Connections and (Trans)National Identity : Bashabi Fraser’s Engagement with the Literary and Visual ArchiveLiteratur in Wissenschaft und Unterricht. Bd. 49. H. 4. Würzburg: Königshausen & Neumann 2019 S. 249 - 264
Stroh, Silke
George Padmore’s Writings in and about Germany : Interfaces of Race, Class and (Anti-)ImperialismBDG Network; Silke Stroh (Hrsg). The Black Diaspora and Germany / Deutschland und die Schwarze Diaspora. Münster: edition assemblage 2018 S. 118 - 134
Stroh, Silke; Ellerbe, Cassandra; Aitken, Robbie
IntroductionBDG Network; Silke Stroh (Hrsg). The Black Diaspora and Germany / Deutschland und die Schwarze Diaspora. Münster: edition assemblage 2018 S. 17 - 32
Stroh, Silke
Migration, Multiculture and Mirroring : Gaelic / South Asian Outreach in Iain Crichton Smith’s ‘An Duine Dubh’ and ‘The Exiles’Litteraria Pragensia : studies in literature and culture. Bd. 28. H. 55. Prag: Centrum 2018 S. 82 - 95
Stroh, Silke; Aitken, Robbie; Ellerbe, Cassandra
PrefaceBDG Network; Silke Stroh (Hrsg). The Black Diaspora and Germany / Deutschland und die Schwarze Diaspora. Münster: edition assemblage 2018 S. 10 - 16
Network, BDG; Stroh, Silke
The Black Diaspora and Germany / Deutschland und die Schwarze DiasporaMünster: edition assemblage 2018 375 S.
Sassi, Carla; Stroh, Silke
Empires and revolutions : Cunninghame Graham and his contemporariesGlasgow: Scottish Literature International 2017
Stroh, Silke
Gaelic Scotland in the Colonial Imagination : Anglophone Writing from 1600 to 1900Evanston, Ill.: Northwestern University Press 2017
Stroh, Silke
Inspiring Views from "a' the airts'' on Scottish Literatures, Art & Cinema: The First World Congress of Scottish Literatures in Glasgow 2014 ed. by Klaus Peter Müller, Ilka Schwittlinsky, and Ron WalkerScottish Literary Review. Bd. 9. H. 2. Glasgow: Association for Scottish Literary Studies (ASLS) 2017 S. 188 - 190
Stroh, Silke; Sassi, Carla
IntroductionCarla Sassi; Silke Stroh (Hrsg). Empires and revolutions : Cunninghame Graham and his contemporaries. Glasgow: Scottish Literature International 2017 S. VII - XVIII