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Reparation in Sinophone Literature

Writing Chinese: A Journal of Contemporary Sinophone Literature
Comparative Literature, East Asian StudiesPosted 2026-09-03Deadline to be announcedActiveClosing soon
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This special issue explores how Sinophone literary texts from mainland China, Taiwan, Hong Kong, Southeast Asia, and the diaspora engage with reparation: trauma and memory, literature as redress, language and cultural erasure, postcolonial perspectives, and reparative aesthetics. Abstracts (300 words) plus a short bio (100 words) due October 15, 2026, to Dr. Tammy Lai-Ming Ho; notification by end of October 2026. Full papers due February 28, 2027, subject to peer review.

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