[Jade R. Ferguson]

Respect, Responsibility, Coalition, Relation
In the wake of Idle No More and the Truth and Reconciliation Commission, Indigenous and non-Indigenous activists, writers and scholars are called to self-reflexively articulate and act upon a politics or poetics of relation. What forms might such a politics or poetics take? How are these reflected in literary or cultural production? Papers may address culturally specific ways of knowing, culturally specific ways of being, embodied experience, historically-sedimented experience, legal systems and their material fallout, ways of understanding rights and obligations, human/nonhuman relation, the elements (earth, water, fire air, metal), land, climate/weather, or activist culture.

Please submit an abstract of 100 words or less by deadline: March 21, 2016 to Larissa Lai at haamyue@gmail.com. This is a panel of the Canadian Literature Discussion Group at the Modern Languages Association.

 

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• This topic was modified 7 years ago by Jade R. Ferguson.

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