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Carceral Entanglement in the Work of Leila Abdelrazaq
- Qui Parle: Critical Humanities and Social Sciences
- Duke University Press
- Volume 29, Number 1, June 2020
- pp. 1-14
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Abstract
Abstract:
This essay considers how the graphic arts of Leila Abdelrazaq give form to Palestine's contemporary worldliness and to the worldliness of Palestinian difference. It argues that Abdelrazaq's work illustrates the entanglement of diaspora, memory, and futurity within the interconnected structures of enclosure and expulsion.
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