Conflict Writing is a genre of literary production in East African literature that specifically emerges from and engages with socio-political, ethnic, or historical confrontations, distinguishing itself by its thematic focus on representing, interrogating, and mediating experiences of violence, displacement, and struggle within national and regional contexts.
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Conflict and Struggle: The Enemies or Preconditions of Basic Writing?
Min-Zhan Lu · College English · 1992 · 107 citations
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