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Mourning Bread: Memory, Violence, and Touch Amongst Syrian Migrant Workers in Tripoli
This dissertation argues that a particular kind of experience of memory, what I call an appeal to a non-secular justice, became available at a bakery in Tripoli, Lebanon by means of the work of bread. This bakery was a site where Syrian, but also Lebanese and Palestinian, migrant and refugee workers
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