Direito humanos e literatura: um espaço emergente do encontro entre o direito e a literatura na tradição norte-americana
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Uma das características particulares do movimento interdisciplinar direito e literatura, que o diferencia da grande quantidade de movimentos em direito e literatura que proliferaram durante as décadas de sessenta e de setenta na academia norte-americana que o viu nascer, é a migração da preocupação em examinar as intersecções e os limiares entre ambos, de sua sede jurídica – onde surgiu – para o campo dos estudos literários denominados Literatura e Direitos Humanos. Este trabalho propõe-se ao exame de tal migração no contexto da tradição norte-americana, das formas que assume e de suas potencialidades críticas.Downloads
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