Positionality, Response-ability, and the Ethics of Witnessing: Engaging with Testimonial Literature
摘要
Witness literatureWitness literature and testimonial literature have historically served as crucial platforms for documenting suffering and exposing injustices, roles that have become increasingly urgent in the face of escalating global crises, persistent systemic inequities, and the amplified voices of marginalized communities in both contemporary literary landscapes and digital spaces. More than mere records of events, witness literature functions as a dynamic act of resistance—an active response to oppression, amplifying the voices of those who have been silenced.