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The recent news that Canadian writer Thomas King does not have Indigenous ancestry has prompted necessary conversations ...

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Kimberly Kono teaches courses on modern Japanese language, literature and culture. Her book Romance, Family and Nation in Japanese Colonial Literature (Palgrave, 2010) examines the tropes of romance, ...

The German philosopher's legacy is reassessed through his stance on Gaza, which exposed the limits of European thought long taken as universal ...

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How the visionary scholar bridges botanical history, Latin American literature, and visual arts to redefine our ...

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By Nehru OdehProf. John Pepper Clark-Bekeredemo was a writer who extended the frontiers of African literature. He was not just an accomplished poet and playwright known for the lyricism of his poetry ...

Ethnographers Phillip and April Vannini discuss their film Inhabited, an exploration of the perspectives of people who live ...

Diana Ferrus was a writer and cultural icon who proudly identified as Khoi (a South African indigenous group) and a ...