荒井裕樹(あらい・ゆうき、1980年生まれ)は、日本の文学研究者。東京大学先端科学技術研究センター准教授。東京大学大学院総合文化研究科博士課程修了、博士(学術)。専門は日本近現代文学、障害者文化論、障害者運動史で、障害のある人々の表現活動や社会運動、文学の歴史を研究している。文学研究と障害学を横断する研究で高い評価を受け、近年は障害者による創作や文化活動の歴史を広く社会に紹介している。著書に『障害者差別を問いなおす』『まとまらない言葉を生きる』『無意味なんかじゃない自分―ハンセン病作家・北條民雄を読む』などがある。
Yuki Arai (born 1980) is a Japanese literary scholar and Associate Professor at the Research Center for Advanced Science and Technology. He earned his Ph.D. from the University of Tokyo and specializes in modern Japanese literature, disability studies, and the cultural history of disability. His research explores the literary and artistic expressions of people with disabilities, as well as the history of disability rights movements in Japan. Widely recognized for bridging literary studies with disability studies, he has played a leading role in bringing the voices and cultural contributions of people with disabilities to a broader audience. His notable books include "Rethinking Disability Discrimination," "Living with Unfinished Words," and "My Life Is Not Meaningless: Reading Tamio Hōjō, a Writer with Hansen's Disease." Wikipedia ↗
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