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17th Annual Edward Said Memorial Lecture
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Professor David Palumbo-Liu: 'Human and Other Rights?'

The talk will address the usefulness of a human rights framework with regard to Palestine. Through an examination of literary, political and cultural texts, it will also draw on the case of the Zapatistas and of environmental justice movements globally.

David Palumbo-Liu teaches Comparative Literature and English at Stanford University. He is the author of numerous books, including (2012), (2011); (1999). His latest book is (Haymarket Books, 2021). His writings have also appeared in The Washington Post, The Nation, Jacobin, The Boston Review, The Guardian among other venues.

This will take place via Zoom. If you have any questions about the lecture, please email Stacey McDowell (stacey.mcdowell@warwick.ac.uk)

  

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