Writing Human Rights: The Political Imaginaries of Writers of Color
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Writing Human Rights: The Political Imaginaries of Writers of Color

by Crystal Parikh

Literary Criticism human rights ethnic studies
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Writing Human Rights explores the political imaginaries of writers of color and considers how literary writing engages with human rights. Crystal Parikh brings literature, politics, identity, and cultural criticism into conversation in a focused study for readers interested in contemporary humanities scholarship.

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Writing Human Rights explores the relationship between literary writing and human rights.

The book focuses on the political imaginaries of writers of color.

Crystal Parikh considers how literature can engage questions of politics, identity, and rights.

This title will interest readers of literary studies, cultural criticism, and human rights scholarship.

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