Corpsecologies: Land Rights & the Colonization of Corpses

Literature and the Environment: A Case of Ubiquity, Absence, and Water

“The Tropics are Topical”: History of Science, Literary Dialogue, and Reading the Ecological in a Rhetoric Classroom

On Ruins, Imperial Debris, and Emotions: A Dispatch from the Post-Ottoman World

Special Issue of Canadian Literature: “Poetics and Extraction”

Looking With and Beyond the Words in Tanya Tagaq’s Split Tooth

Online Event – Tracing Arctic Voices in Art, Literature, Visual and Material Culture, c. 1750-1914

Second Edition: Forum on Poetics, Energy, and Extraction

Landscapes of Power in Aquilino Ribeiro’s When the Wolves Howl

Exploring Hydrosocial Water Literacy in Literature

Queer Wayfinding in the IKEA Showroom

On Jeff VanderMeer’s “This World is Full of Monsters”: Queer Ecology as a Pathway to Queer Embodiment