Critical essay explores narrative ethics in academic and colonial institutions, highlighting the unavoidable complicity of writing from within harmful systems.
Writing from inside the fire, this intervention refuses innocence, expertise, and redemption, asking what it means to keep telling stories from within academic, colonial, and institutional complicity when doing so is implicated in harm.
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