This paper focuses on what I refer to as Climate Populism and how this structures not only
many radical climate movements but also the liberal climate consensus. I argue that the …

This book addresses the intersection of contemporary art, visual culture, and climate
breakdown. It gathers a range of leading and emerging voices, drawn from a diversity of …

ABSTRACT In 1966, Ernesto 'Che'Guevara arrived in south-east Bolivia assuming that the
region's forested mountains and the poverty of the peasantry constituted 'favourable …

In light of long-term ethnographic fieldwork in the Diyarbakır Hewsel Gardens, a UNESCO
Heritage Site located in Kurdistan in Turkey, this article proposes the concept of “resistant …

The ecological crisis, marked by the Anthropocene epoch, is having a major impact on the
global ecosystem, and the consequences are predicted to become increasingly severe in …

While many values circulate in literary studies, there is one that is more durable and
pervasive than the others: anti-instrumentality. This essay argues that a relentless focus on …

Open‐endedness is one of the most pervasive and enduring values in literary studies.
Critics of all stripes have condemned teleology on both aesthetic and political grounds. This …

We are living in emergency times, but whose emergency is it? It is a key question, especially
when one person's emergency can mean another's oppression; one's security, another's …

Literary studies has repeatedly justified a diciplinary focus on the small scale. Both our most
conventional objects—the novel and the lyric poem—and our most conventional methods …

& weigh on economic growth. IMF blogs, November 16. Retrieved May 6, 2024, from
https://www. imf. org/en/Blogs/Articles/2017/11/16/climate-change-will-bring-morefrequent …