Titlebook: Ann Leckie’s "Ancillary Justice"; A Critical Companion David M. Higgins Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under ex

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-18261-7Science Fiction; Ann Leckie; Ancillary Justice; post-9/11 era; citizenship; personhood; agency; Imperial Ra

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Education: A Complicated Policy Fieldder (as a social construction) might look like from a radically non-gendered perspective—especially as the narrator stumbles through misidentifying the genders of people from alien cultures (and using their taken-for-granted pronouns incorrectly)..On one hand, this aspect of . seems to denaturalize

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-63042-3global militarization for the so-called War on Terror. As a result, the novel (in its final form) offers an extended meditation upon the politics, immigration policies, and economics of early twenty-first-century imperialism: the Imperial Radch (like the United States) occupies and influences foreig

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-63042-3ing or withholding of . as a legal category of personhood. On one hand, the novel offers a quasi-utopian vision of a setting where skin color doesn’t matter: all of the novel’s main characters are described as having “dark,” “brown,” or “almost black” skin, yet these descriptions are so subtle that

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Conclusion: The Liberal Legacy,David M. Higgins interviews Ann Leckie on topics including gender, U.S. imperialism, economic inequality, race, and revolutionary agency.

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,“Doing Something Is Always Better than Doing Nothing”: A Short Interview with Ann Leckie,David M. Higgins interviews Ann Leckie on topics including gender, U.S. imperialism, economic inequality, race, and revolutionary agency.

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David M. HigginsAdvances scholarship of one of the most significant works of literary science fiction from the early 21st century.Includes an interview with Ann Leckie.Addresses the novel’s engagement with gender stu