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by Natasha Tanna (Editor), Abeyamí Ortega Domínguez (Editor), Hakan Sandal-Wilson (Editor)
This volume reimagines conventional academic forms to highlight creative-critical approaches grounded in queer, antiracist, transfeminist, and decolonial frameworks.
Creative Critical Interventions for Social Justice is an edited volume grounded in a commitment to politically engaged research. It examines knowledge that is often excluded from conventional academic production and explores the potential for creative critical writing and cultural production to advance social justice-focused research and practice. It highlights creative-critical research by queer and/or racialized scholars, accompanied by reflections on the possibilities and pitfalls of drawing on researcher positionality in knowledge production.
Author Biography
Natasha Tanna (she/they) is a senior lecturer in World Literature in the Department of English and Related Literature, University of York. Abeyamí Ortega Domínguez (she/they) is an honorary research associate in social anthropology at the University of Manchester. Hakan Sandal-Wilson (he/him) is assistant professor of gender, peace, and security in the Department of Gender Studies at the London School of Economics.
