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Studies in Canadian Literature
Études en littérature canadienne

Volume 45, Number 2, 2020 Special Issue: Neoliberal Environments Guest-edited by Tania Aguila-Way, Kit Dobson and Nicole Shukin

Table of contents (12 articles)

Introduction

  1. Neoliberal Environments: Clearing the Smoke of 2020

    Tania Aguila-Way, Kit Dobson and Nicole Shukin

    pp. 5–24

Articles

  1. Bioarchives of Affect: Erín Moure’s The Unmemntioable

    Anne Quéma

    pp. 25–47

  2. Looking Away from the Material Self: Collective Ethics in Neoliberal Environments

    Sarah E. Howden

    pp. 48–71

  3. “How Do I Live in a World that Hates Me?”: The Emotional Ecology of Neoliberalism in Nikki Reimer’s Downverse

    Heather Milne

    pp. 72–89

  4. Better “Death in Its Most Awful Shapes” than Life in Nova Scotia: Climate Change and the Nova Scotia Maroons, 1796-1800

    Morgan Vanek

    pp. 90–121

  5. H₂Ocean: The Wet Ontology and Blue Ethics of Sue Goyette’s Ocean

    Pamela Banting

    pp. 122–140

  6. Environmental Discourses in Atwood’s MaddAddam Trilogy; Or, The Neoliberal Prometheus

    Alexandre Desbiens-Brassard

    pp. 141–160

  7. Beyond “The Last Doubler”: Reproductive Futurism and the Politics of Care in Larissa Lai’s The Tiger Flu

    Marina Klimenko

    pp. 161–180

  8. Material Frictions: Troubling the Ethics of Experiment in the Ecopoetic Work of Rita Wong and Christian Bök

    Ryan Fitzpatrick

    pp. 181–204

  9. Unsettled Solutions: Petropastoral Poetics in Rita Wong’s undercurrent

    Max Karpinski

    pp. 205–228

  10. After Extraction: Idling in the Ruins in Michael Winter’s and Alistair MacLeod’s Neoliberal Fictions

    Cheryl Lousley

    pp. 229–253

Notes on Contributors

  1. Notes on Contributors

    pp. 254–256

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