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Language, literature, and the dynamics of conflict
Informed by a global space animated by various conflicts, this book brings a refreshing perspective on how the disciplines of literature and language engage this phenomenon. In its shift from a purely political interrogation of conflict, the volume provides a broad analytic canvas on which human behavior in such contexts can be examined. This is an ultimate invitation to a revisioning of sociocultural parameters of identity construction, borders, natural resources, religion, cultural values, beliefs, governance, ideology and globalization. The book’s varied perspective, animated by a rich diversity of literary and linguistic approaches, gives it an interdisciplinary emphasis that will appeal to readers across disciplines. Its ultimate message is that conflict is not subject-bound. The liberal analysis of different aspects makes the volume an invaluable asset not only to literature and language scholars but also to everyone with inclinations towards conflict creation and management.
edited by Eunice Ngongkum, Hans Mbonwuh Fonka.
Includes bibliographical references and index.