Mobilizing Narratives: Narrating Injustices of (Im)Mobility
Edward Said’s summation that “we live in a period of migration, of forced travel and forced residence, that has literally engulfed the globe” is an apt description of the riveting and pervasive nature of (im)mobility in contemporary times. Wars, climate change, economic recessions, and social and cultural inequalities all contribute to coercing both individuals and communities into forced movement or imposed immobility. This volume investigates the injustices related to free circulation as represented in various literary texts.
Hager Ben Driss is Associate Professor at the University of Tunis, Tunisia, where she teaches Anglophone Literature. Her research addresses gender and postcolonial studies, and she is the editor of Knowledge: Trans/Formations (2013) and Women, Violence, and Resistance (2017).
There are currently no reviews for this title. Please do revisit this page again to see if some have been added.
Ahlam Abulalia
Pragyan Padmaja Behera
Hager Ben Driss
Nidhi Jha
Emma Musty
Smriti Singh
Adel Sliti
Michelle Stork
David Wills
Buy This Book