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This podcast features in-depth interviews with scholars and authors focusing on recent publications in literary studies. The discussions cover a wide range of topics, including postcolonial theory, the intersections of literature with law, and the evolving representation of various cultural and environmental themes in literature. Episodes often center around notable new books, providing insights not only into the texts themselves but also into the broader literary and socio-political contexts presented in them. The blend of literary criticism and contemporary debates makes this series particularly appealing for listeners interested in the academic discourse surrounding literature and its relevance to current issues.
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