Defining Environments: Critical Studies in the Natural World

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A Waterless Flood and a Humanless World: Gender and Environmental Ethics in Margaret Atwood’s MaddAddam Trilogy Amanda Watson | May 2020

Amanda Watson is a senior studying English and Political Science and one of this year’s IPRH-Mellon interns. She plans to attend law school, with hopes to pursue a career in public interest law.

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Beyond the State: A Future for Grassroots Climate and Environmental Disaster Response

47min
pages 74-96

Hazardous Energy and Lake Michigan

19min
pages 48-59

Jai Jawan, Jai Kisan: The Environmental

26min
pages 10-21

Climate Change and Women’s Security

8min
pages 68-73

Speculative Food Justice: Food Deserts the Alternative Food Movement, and How to Proceed

17min
pages 60-67

A Waterless Flood and a Humanless World Gender and Environmental Ethics in Margaret Atwood’s MaddAddam Trilogy

32min
pages 22-37

The Hibakusha People: Environmental Consciousness from Atomic Bombs

16min
pages 38-47

Introduction

3min
pages 6-9
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