Caroline Koegler, Jesper Reddig, and Klaus Stierstorfer, editors. Citizenship, Law and Literature

Since the emergence of citizenship studies around twenty years ago, there has been a growing catalogue of scholarly works dedicated to uncovering the relationship between citizenship and literature. Citizenship, Law and Literature brings together multiple theoretical and geographical perspectives t...

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description Since the emergence of citizenship studies around twenty years ago, there has been a growing catalogue of scholarly works dedicated to uncovering the relationship between citizenship and literature. Citizenship, Law and Literature brings together multiple theoretical and geographical perspectives to provide a resourceful contribution to this expanding interdisciplinary subfield. Despite citizenship’s notorious capaciousness as a concept, the collection manages to balance specific definitions...
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title Caroline Koegler, Jesper Reddig, and Klaus Stierstorfer, editors. Citizenship, Law and Literature
title_short Caroline Koegler, Jesper Reddig, and Klaus Stierstorfer, editors. Citizenship, Law and Literature
title_full Caroline Koegler, Jesper Reddig, and Klaus Stierstorfer, editors. Citizenship, Law and Literature
title_fullStr Caroline Koegler, Jesper Reddig, and Klaus Stierstorfer, editors. Citizenship, Law and Literature
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