ISBN: 9780814259115 - human rights on the move (on possibility: social change and the arts + humanities) (2 Ergebnisse)

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  • Sprache: Englisch

    Verlag: Ohio State University Press, 2024

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    Verlag: Ohio State University Press Jun 2024, 2024

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    Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Engaging critical human rights studies from an interdisciplinary arts and humanities perspective, Human Rights on the Move addresses a range of human rights violations in contemporary society, including the carceral systems that prevent movement, the gendered and racial restrictions placed on movement, the lack of access that assures movement only for those who have the ability to move, and the histories of movements such as settler colonialism. The approaches to human rights in this wide-ranging collection are also 'on the move,' emphasizing a nimble, cross-disciplinary approach that considers the intersection of politics, culture, and the arts.Contributing artists, activists, and scholars expose the fundamental paradox of human rights (namely that nation-states are violators and guarantors of rights) while also showing how people facing violence and persecution move with the hope of more livable and equitable futures. The assembled scholarly essays, interviews, and creative pieces demonstrate the importance of a more relational and contextual understanding of human rights--one that can destabilize current definitions and open space for new formulations.…