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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"Queer ecology"”.
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The Queer Ecology of Clouds in Nineteenth-Century British Poetics
… writers frequently invoke clouds to disrupt or “queer” depictions of human-environment relationships built on human domination of environmental beings. Clouds, in poetic writing, help writers (and readers) instead experience subject-subject relationships of reciprocity—a collaborative, …
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The Gay of the Land: Queer Ecology and the Literature of the 1960s
In this dissertation I argue not only that queer ecology is a legitimate and important next step for ecocritics and queer theorists but also that its literary application does a great amount of good in exploring and dismantling the natural/unnatural binary and exposing the ecological impact of the …
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Shifting Surfaces: Developing a Visual Language with Emergent Patterns and Abstracted Bodies
… evoke the enmeshed relationship between bodies, ecology, and technology.
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WASH OUT: FLUVIAL FORMS AND PROCESSES ON THE AMERICAN FRONTIERS
Frontierism as asserted in the policies of Manifest Destiny, and nurtured within subsequent U.S. expansion and global aggression, remains a vital force in dominant U.S. environmental writing and environmental politics, even as locatable frontiers shift, turn inward, or abstract themselves. All …
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WASH OUT: FLUVIAL FORMS AND PROCESSES ON THE AMERICAN FRONTIERS
Frontierism as asserted in the policies of Manifest Destiny, and nurtured within subsequent U.S. expansion and global aggression, remains a vital force in dominant U.S. environmental writing and environmental politics, even as locatable frontiers shift, turn inward, or abstract themselves. All …
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Void Ecologies: Resistance, Commoning and Pleasure in the Discard Space
<p>This dissertation explores the cultural, theoretical and historical ties between discard spaces (or spaces left “outside systems of spatial configuration and signification” (Dibazar 2016, 212) and practices of re-commoning (or reclaiming resources) that address environmental, racial and gendered …
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The Body of the World: A Queered Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis of Embodied Sensation, More-than-Human Kinships and Entangled Futures
… through a decolonial dialogue between queer feminist phenomenology and interpretative phenomenological analysis (IPA), the research revealed four key insights: (1) the body is a critical sensory site of 'naturehuman' relations, where embodied awareness creates pathways for ecological …