Cultural Studies Review

Vol. 25 No. 1 (2019): Extinction

This volume is dedicated to the memory of Deborah Bird Rose.

Published: 2019-09-26

Dedication

Dedication

Katrina Schlunke, Chris Healy
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Poetry

Between Distances and Homecoming

Peter Boyle

1

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Extinction

Katrina Schlunke, Chris Healy

2-3

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Articles (Peer Reviewed)

Exceeding the Limits of Reconciliation: ‘Decolonial Aesthetic Activism’ in the Artwork of Canadian Artist Meryl McMaster

Allyson Green

4-22

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Extinction (Peer Reviewed)

Extinction: Stories of Unravelling and Reworlding

Matthew Chrulew, Rick De Vos

23-28

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Requiem for a Junk-Bird: Violence, Purity and the Wild

Hugo Reinert

29-40

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Moving Birds in Hawai'i: Assisted Colonisation in a Colonised Land

Assisted colonisation in a colonised land

Thom van Dooren

41-64

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Collect, Save, Adapt: Making and Unmaking Ex Situ Worlds

Anna-Katharina Laboissière

65-84

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Coral Cultures in the Anthropocene

Joshua Schuster

85-102

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Inundation, Extinction and Lacustrine Lives

Rick De Vos

102-118

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(A)wake for ‘the Passions of this Earth’: Extinction and the Absurd ‘Ethics’ of Novel Ecosystems

Michael Smith

119-134

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A Multispecies Collective Planting Trees: Tending to Life and Making Meaning Outside of the Conservation Heroic

Meaningful work outside of the conservation heroic

Laura McLauchlan

135-153

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Exhibiting Extinction: Martha and the Monument, Two Modes of Remembering Nature

Martha and the Monument, Two Modes of Remembering Nature

Kelly Enright

154-171

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There is Buffalo Ecocide: A Meditation upon Homecoming in Buffalo Country

A Meditation upon Homecoming in Buffalo Country

James Hatley

172-188

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Reviews

Beyond Capitalist Realism

Migrant Futures Decolonizing Speculation in Financial Times by Aimee Bahng, Durham: Duke University Press

Alexander Howard

189-192

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Cosmopolitanism and The Politics of Untethered Loyalty

The Beneficiary by Bruce Robbins, Durham: Duke University Press

Abigail Taylor

193-196

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Postcolonial Grief: The Afterlives of the Pacific Wars in the Americas by Jinah Kim.

Aaron Nyerges

197-199

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