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Bearing Witness to Epistemic Injustice: Joan Baxter’s ulp mill in Canada’s Nova Scotia province. Tracing a fifty-year arc, the journalist bears witness to the epistemic injustice that prevails within the context of the antagonisms that inhere in the debate about the pulp mill. Baxter does more than recognize and expose wrongs—a critical task of the mai

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Young Voices, an Old Problem: When Latin American Chroniclers Tell Stories About Childhood and Youthefina Licitra, and the nonfiction writer Valeria Luiselli. They describe and explore adversities undergone by children, teenagers and young adults in this region. These writers recount scenarios of physical and sexual abuse, poverty and lack of access to education, healthcare and employment opportun

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American Literary Journalism as Liberatory Praxis: Narrative Experimentation and Social Justices now, in this unimaginable moment that has become our everyday reality.” Indeed, a critical commonplace, literary journalism flourishes in times of historical crises and confrontations. But what kind of new stylistics and innovative forms might such crises induce, encourage, and create in their att

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Literary Journalism and the Scales of Justice: A New Mobilities Approachary Managua shantytown. One of the leading theorists of mobility studies, Mimi Sheller, argues, “Mobility Justice is an overarching concept for thinking about how power and inequality inform the governance and control of movement, shaping the patterns of unequal mobility and immobility in the circul

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Territorial Rights, Identity, and Environmental Challenges in Latin American Literary Journalismism, exposing environmental offenses and their impact on the population. This chapter analyzes nine long-form reportage dealing with the socio-political and historical context, describing distributional inequalities, the lack of recognition of the communities suffering from extractive mining and lar