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Lubna Alzaroo
Part-time Lecturer
Elizabeth R. Boyle
Graduate Student, Predoctoral Instructor
Megan Butler
Graduate Student, Predoctoral Instructor
Abhivyakti (Avu) Chaturvedi
Graduate Student, Predoctoral Instructor
Stephanie Clare
Associate Professor
Rachel Edelman
Part-Time Lecturer AQ 2016
Rasheena Fountain
Graduate Student, Predoctoral Instructor
Erin Gilbert
Graduate Student, Predoctoral Instructor
C. R. Grimmer
Part-time Lecturer
Stephanie Hankinson
Graduate Student
Ainsley Kelly
Part-time Lecturer
Alexander McCauley
Part-time Lecturer
Sarah Moore
Graduate Student, Predoctoral Instructor, Assistant Director, UW in the High Schools
Eric Morel
Part-time Lecturer
Leila Kate Norako
Assistant Professor
Reuven Pinnata
Graduate Student, Predoctoral Instructor
Molly Porter
Graduate Student, Predoctoral Instructor
Leah Rubinsky
Graduate Student, Teaching Assistant
Edward Ned Schaumberg
Graduate Student
Jesse Oak Taylor
Associate Professor, Director, Undergraduate Programs
Research
Publications
,
Book Chapters
“Adapting Natural Disaster: The Problem of Magical Realism in
Beasts of the Southern Wild
”,
Adaptation as a Collaborative Art – Process and Practice
, ed. Bernadette Cronin & Nikolai Preuschoff, Palgrave MacMillan 2017. [in progress]
“Chronologies of Disaster in
Beasts of the Southern Wild
: Narrative Possibility and Adaptive Politics”,
Eco Culture: Disaster, Narrative, Discourse
, ed. Robert Bell & Robert Ficociello, Lexington 2017.
“The Trouble with Resilience.” Intimate Relations: Communicating (in) the Anthropocene. Lexington Press. 2021.
“The Trouble with Resilience.” Intimate Relations: Communicating (in) the Anthropocene. Lexington Press. 2021.
"An Examination of Nuclear Power in DeLillo's
Underworld:
Waste, the Bomb, and Surplus-Value." In
Energy in Literature
(ed. Paula Farca). TrueHeart Academic (2015).
"Globalize,” in Jeffery Jerome Cohen & Lowell Duckert, Eds.
Veer Ecologies
(Minneapolis: University of Minnesota Press 2017), 30-43.
Taylor, Jesse Oak. "Mourning Spcies:
In Memoriam
in an Age of Extinction" in Nathan K. Hensley and Philip Steer, Eds.,
Ecological Form: System and Aesthetics in the Age of Empire
(New York: Fordham University Press, 2018), 42-62.
Taylor, Jesse Oak. "Wilderness After Nature: Conrad, Empire, and the Anthropocene" in Lissa Scheider Rebozo, Jefferey Mathes McCarthey, and John G. Peters, Eds.,
Conrad and Nature
(London: Routledge, 2018).
Taylor, Jesse Oak. “Atmosphere as Setting, or, ‘Wuthering’ the Anthropocene.” In
Climate and Literature
, edited by Adeline Johns-Putra, 31–44. Cambridge Critical Concepts. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2019. doi:10.1017/9781108505321.003.
“The Trouble with Resilience.”
Intimate Relations: Communicating (in) the Anthropocene
. Lexington Press. 2021.
“The Trouble with Resilience.”
Intimate Relations: Communicating (in) the Anthropocene
. Lexington Press. 2021.
Publications
,
Books
New Ecological Realisms: Post-Apocalyptic Fiction and Contemporary Theory
(forthcoming, Edinburgh UP, 2021)
Jesse Oak Taylor,
The Sky of Our Manufacture: The London Fog in British Fiction from Dickens to Woolf
(University of Virginia Press, 2016).
Monika Kaup, New
Ecological Realisms: Post-Apocalyptic Fiction and Contemporary Theory
(forthcoming, Edinburgh UP, 2021)
Graduate
,
Dissertations
Alzaroo, Lubna.
Settler Colonial Infrastructure: Necropolitics and Ecology in the U.S. and Palestine
. 2020. University of Washington, PhD dissertation.
Borlik, Todd Andrew.
Green Pastures: Ecocriticism and Early Modern English Literature
. 2008. University of Washington, PhD dissertation.
Calavitta, John Paul.
California: State of Light
. 2015. University of Washington, PhD dissertation.
McCauley, Alex.
Victorian Atlantis: Drowning, Population, and Property in the Nineteenth-Century Novel.
2020. University of Washington, PhD dissertation.
Morel, Eric Gilbert.
Participatory Reading: Nature Writing and Response in the Wake of John Burroughs.
2019. University of Washington, PhD dissertation.
Rose, Andrew M.
Towards a Postnatural Environmental Politics: Distributed Agency and Political Subjectivity in U.S. Literature and Culture
. 2013. University of Washington, PhD dissertation.
Schaumberg, Ned.
Waterlogged: Narrating Hydroecologies in the Anthropocene
. 2018. University of Washington, PhD dissertation.
Publications
,
Short Stories and Poems
Edelman, Rachel. "How Humans Use Dead Animals."
Fairy Tale Review
March 2016. The Ochre Issue. pp.74-5. print.
Publications
,
Essays and Articles
Faulkner, Sarah. Introduction.
Frankenstein; or, the Modern Prometheus,
by Mary Shelley, Flame Tree Publishing, 2021.
Jesse Oak Taylor, "Auras and Ice Cores: Atmospheric Archives and the Anthropocene,"
the minnesota review
83 (2014): 73-82.
Jesse Oak Taylor, "The Novel After Nature, Nature After the Novel: Richard Jefferies's Anthropocene Romance,"
Studies in the Novel
50.1 (Spring 2018): 108-133.
Jesse Oak Taylor, "Where is Victorian Ecocriticism?"
Victorian Literature and Culture
43 (2015): 877-894.
Jesse Oak Taylor, "While the World Burns: Joseph Conrad and the Delayed Decoding of Catastrophe.”
19: Interdisciplinary Studies in the Long Nineteenth Century.
25 (2017): DOI: http://doi.org/10.16995/ntn.798
Publications
,
Reviews
Lynnell L. Thomas.
Desire & Disaster in New Orleans: Tourism, Race, and Historical Memory
for
The Black Scholar
45.3.
Publications
,
Edited Collections
Tobias Menely & Jesse Oak Taylor, Eds.
Anthropocene Reading: Literary History in Geologic Times.
Penn State University Press, 2017.
Tobias Menely and Jesse Oak Taylor, Eds.
Anthropocene Reading: Literary History in Geologic Times
(Penn State University Press, 2017).
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