Violence Against Indigenous Women: Literature, Activism, Resistance (Indigenous Studies)
Violence Against Indigenous Women explores a pressing issue through the connected perspectives of literature, activism, and resistance. Allison Hargreaves offers an academic contribution to Indigenous studies, examining how cultural expression and advocacy shape understanding of violence against Indigenous women.
About This Book
Violence Against Indigenous Women examines a critical subject within Indigenous studies through the interconnected lenses of literature, activism, and resistance.
Allison Hargreaves considers how literary and activist approaches can contribute to understanding violence against Indigenous women.
The book focuses on the relationship between representation, advocacy, and resistance in discussions of this important social issue.
It is suited to readers exploring Indigenous studies, gender studies, literary criticism, and social justice.
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