Negotiating the Hyphens in a Culture of Surveillance : Embodied Surveillance and the Representation of Muslim Adolescence in Anglophone YA Fiction

Negotiating the Hyphens in a Culture of Surveillance : Embodied Surveillance and the Representation of Muslim Adolescence in Anglophone YA Fiction single work criticism

Author:agent Lisa White

Issue Details: First known date: 2020... 2020 Negotiating the Hyphens in a Culture of Surveillance : Embodied Surveillance and the Representation of Muslim Adolescence in Anglophone YA Fiction

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y Jeunesse : Young People, Texts, Culture vol. 12 no. 1 Summer 2020 22905017 2020 periodical issue 2020
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2020
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pg. 122-143

Subjects:

When Michael Met Mina Randa Abdel-Fattah , 2016 single work novel

Young adult literature
Muslims
Australian literature and writers
Whiteness

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