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Writing Saved Me
When the International Gets Personal
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2023
Summary
Writing is a central part of the life of a scholar-academic. The writing that makes it into public spaces, however, is but a glimpse of the writing we do and might find meaningful. This edited volume is an attempt to collect writing that often remains hidden in academia – the email exchange with a student or colleagues, the writing that grapples with our loneliness, rage, and failures – and yet provide crucial insight into the ugly realities of global politics and the work that gets done on it (or not) in the neoliberal, extractive university.
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Copyright year
2023
ISBN-Print
978-1-5381-8517-9
ISBN-Online
978-1-5381-8519-3
Publisher
Rowman & Littlefield, Lanham
Language
English
Pages
226
Product type
Edited Book
Table of contents
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Contents No access
Acknowledgements No access
Preface No access
Chapter 1: Warning Signs Your Coloniser Is Gaslighting You No access
Chapter 2: On the (In)Ability to Converse No access
Chapter 3: Complaint No access
Chapter 4: It came to my attention . . . No access
Chapter 5: I regrettably do not think I can contribute . . . No access
Chapter 6: Babels Schuld No access
Chapter 7: Wandering and Wondering in Search of the Unimaginable No access
Chapter 8: A (Voluntary) Prisoner of Research: Mystery, Destiny and Narrative No access
Chapter 9: On the ugly intimacies of war No access
Chapter 10: (Ho)Me, or the Unbearable: Mapping the Personal International No access
Chapter 11: EpiVOGUE: How Writing a Novel about Transnational Loneliness Made Me Rethink My Strategy of Survival No access
Chapter 12: Questions, answers and non-answers: Reflections on writing in the red notebook No access
Chapter 13: Survivance and Mothers No access
Chapter 14: Mother-Scholar failures: ella habla por la entrepierna No access
Chapter 15: The Morning After an Autistic Suicide Scare: On the Banality of Surviving (in/with/for) Writing No access
