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Renana Keydar

Renana Keydar

Graduate student of comparative literature and the recipient of the Stanford Interdisciplinary Graduate Fellowship. I hold an LLB from Tel Aviv University Faculty of Law and served as an advocate in the Israeli Ministry of Justice. My research considers how legal texts and cultural narratives address conflict-related atrocities and the ethical questions they engender, in the quest for post-conflict justice.

Contact:

renanak@stanford.edu

renanakeidar@gmail.com

BIO:

Co-Instructor, Complit 199: Narrative and Ethics, 2013

Coordinator of the Research Group on Ethics and Literature 2011-2012; 2012-2013

Coordinator of the Hebrew Literature Reading Circle, 2011-2012; 2012-2013

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AFFINITY LINKS:

Hebrew Literature
Ethics and Literature
Literature and Law
Contemporary Literature Post 1945
Jewish Studies

Comparative Literature

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