Category: Publications

Congratulations to PhD student Deb Miller on the publication of “Weelaunee and What a Creek Reveals: A Personal Narrative of the Early Stop Cop City Movement” in Atlanta Studies. Read the article here. Dez studies digital humanities, eco-criticism, queer theory, postcolonialism, kinship, and contemporary and late Victorian literature.

Congratulations to PhD student Isabelle Meyer-Ensass on the publication of “The Moment of Revolution: Blanchot’s Movement from Negation to Insurrection” in Journal of Speculative Philosophy. Isabelle studies deconstruction, gender ontology, aesthetics, visual and performance studies, psychoanalysis, and 19th and 20th century German and French literature.

Congratulations to PhD student Dez Miller on the publication of “Searching for Latent River Cultures in English-language Literature Using Word Embeddings” in Hungarian Journal of English and American Studies. Read the article here. Dez studies digital humanities, ecocriticism, queer theory, postcolonialism, contemporary and late Victorian literature, and kinship.

Congratulations to PhD student Wenxin Liang on the publication of her article titled “The Psychic Affective Turn: Body, Affect, and Exile in Manuel Puig’s The Buenos Aires Affair” in Critique: Studies in Contemporary Fiction. Read the article here. Wenxin studies the politics of translation, adaptation studies, transpacific studies, and women’s travel narratives.

Congratulations to PhD student Sofia Di Gironimo on the publication of “Hardcore and the Politics of Consent: A Woman’s Stupid Smile, or Toward Something Else” in Studies in Gender and Sexuality. Read the article here. Sofia studies queer theory, affect theory, limit experience, porn studies, and psychoanalysis.

Congratulations to PhD students Aliza Phillips Sofia Di Gironimo on the publication of their chapter “Capacities to Organize In/Through the Institution” in Capacities To: Affect Up Against Fascism from Imbricate Press. Purchase or download a PDF of the book here.

Congratulations to PhD student Sofia Di Gironimo on the publication of her work titled “Notes on End of the World Research” in the book Things We Lost in the Fire, with contributions by other Montreal-based writers. Sofia studies queer theory, affect theory, and psychoanalysis.