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Politics of Memory: Digital Repositories, Settler Colonialism, and Jordan Abel's Un/inhabited.

A literary criticism of the book "Un/inhabited" by Jordan Abel is presented. Topics discussed include relevance of the poetry of Nisga'a writer and scholar Abel to the discussions related to the politics of memory, and examination on Abel's digital poetry as a form of digital activism that intervene...

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Published in:English Studies in Canada Vol. 45; no. 4; pp. 123 - 143
Main Author: Schmaltz, Eric
Format: Literary Criticism
Published: English Studies in Canada Dec2019
Subjects:
Un/inhabited (Book)
Abel, Jordan
Poetry (Literary form)
Hypertext poetry
Activism
Online Access:View this record in EBSCOhost
Summary:A literary criticism of the book "Un/inhabited" by Jordan Abel is presented. Topics discussed include relevance of the poetry of Nisga'a writer and scholar Abel to the discussions related to the politics of memory, and examination on Abel's digital poetry as a form of digital activism that intervenes into the relationship between online textual repositories, the politics of memory, and settler colonialism.