Titlebook: Literary Journalism and Social Justice; Robert Alexander,Willa McDonald Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under e

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American Literary Journalism as Liberatory Praxis: Narrative Experimentation and Social Justiceliterary journalism and social justice. To do so, it focuses on two contemporary US writers, George Packer and Claudia Rankine, who conjoin narrative experimentation with a ., documentary, multi-genre, and multi-media mode that has important ramifications for a literary journalism that is inseparable from arguments for social justice.

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Territorial Rights, Identity, and Environmental Challenges in Latin American Literary Journalismplexity of the issues by means of an intensive reporting on the ground to portray conflicts and violence against activists in Peru, Brazil, and Guatemala. They enrich their journalistic work with ethnographical techniques, collecting community and local voices and describing their own observations through a variety of literary resources.

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Communication Across Borders: Testimonial , as Literary Journalism for Mobility Justiceder the threat of political censorship. And they provoke deliberation on the role literary journalism can play in reporting across closed borders on matters that are intensely local but at the same time of global concern.