Jul 10, 2019
Call For Papers for the Alluvium Panel at English: Shared Futures, Manchester 2020.
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Meilanny Risamasu reflects on theology in the context of the Orang Suka Laut in Indonesia
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Global Contemporary and the Ecological Editorial
Jul 1, 2019
Katie Jones and Martin Goodhead present a bumper summer issue of Alluvium.
Ecolarchy as Missional Leadership “From the Margins”
Jul 1, 2019
Meilanny Risamasu reflects on theology in the context of the Orang Suka Laut in Indonesia
Exorcizing the Ghosts of Dead Futures: Fisher in the Anthropocene
Jul 1, 2019
Daniel Gerke explores the Mark Fisher in the Anthropocene.
The Traumatised Shaman: The Woman Writer in the Age of Globalised Trauma
Jul 1, 2019
Arya Aryan on Hilary Mantel, the woman-writer, and trauma
Infrastructural Futures in Chinese Science Fiction
Jul 1, 2019
Andy Hageman explores the topic of infrastructure in Chinese Science Fiction.
Sham(an) Songbird
Jul 1, 2019
Shamanic nature-oriented poetry from poet Rhys Trimble.
Motherhood as Ecological Metaphor
Jul 1, 2019
Marie Hendry explores birth and humanities process for renewal.
Reproducing the Patriarchal Anthropocene
Jul 1, 2019
Female reproductive rights are linked to environmental abuse, Beth Capo explores.
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