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This article explores how Palestinian lifewriting contests colonial violence and unsettles various borders.

February 2, 2026Biography

Writing Returns: Unsettling Borders and Resisting Fragmentation in the Work of Nadera Shalhoub-Kevorkian and Sarah Ihmoud

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This article explores how Palestinian lifewriting contests colonial violence and unsettles various borders.
Close reading of Nadera Shalhoub-Kevorkian and Sarah Ihmoud's essay 'Exiled at Home'
Analysis of writing as a means of resistance
Contextualization within broader scholarship and activism
Demonstrates how lifewriting unsettles geographic and subjective borders
Offers alternative modes of belonging to counter dispossession
Highlights the implications of academic activism in resisting colonial practices

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This article examines how writing resists fragmentation in Palestinian communities, suggesting new forms of belonging.

Ido Fuchs (2024) studied this question.

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