Ethics and Human Rights in Anglophone African Women’s Literature

Chielozona Eze is Associate Professor of English and Cultural Studies at Northeastern Illinois University, USA. He has held fellowships including the UCLA Global Fellowship and the Stellenbosch Institute for Advanced Studies (STIAS).

• Introduction: The Ethical Turn in African Literature.- Chapter 1: Feminism as Fairness.- Chapter 2: Diary of Intense Pain: Postcolonial Trap and Women’s Rights.- Chapter 3: The Body in Pain and the Politics of Culture.- Chapter 4: Abstractions as Disablers of Women’s Rights.- Chapter 5: The Enslaved Body as a Symbol of Universal Human Rights Abuse.- Chapter 6: Human Rights as Liberatory Social Thought.- Chapter 7: The Obligation to Bear Testimony to Human Rights Abuses.- Bibliography.-