Thinking Against Empire: Botany and the Environmental Humanities
by Banu Subramaniam • University of Massachusetts, Amherst 11/6/23
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Making the Kazakh Qyl-Qobyz: Musical Instrument as Sentient Being
Saida Daukeyeva • Wesleyan University • 10/30/23
Animals as Property, Quasi-Property, or Quasi-Person
Angela Fernandez • University of Toronto • 10/16/23
“A Vagrant and Fugitive Animal”: Race, Ecology, and the Origins of Louisiana Mineral Law
Robin McDowell • Washington University, St. Louis • 10/9/23
The Unconcious Otherwise
Stefania Pandolfo • University of California at Berkeley • 10/02/23
Barzakh as a Paradigm for Life
A. George Bajalia • Wesleyan University • 9/25/23
“Commonwealth Now!”: Envisioning Indigenous Chamorro Self-Determination in a Multicultural Guam
Kristin Oberiano • Wesleyan University • 9/18/23
The Government Does Not Care
Dean Spade • Seattle University School of Law • 5/8/23
Coded Care: Racial Justice and the Future of Work
Anna Romina Guevarra • University of Illinois at Chicago • 5/1/23
Dark Feelings: Sentimentality and Gothic Abolitionism in Nineteenth-Century Cuba
by Juan Esteban Plaza • Andrew W. Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow, Wesleyan University • 4/24/23