... This essay examines various artistic attempts by Kara Walker, Robert Polidori, Spike Lee, and Jana Napoli to understand the visual trauma engendered by the flooding and desperation that followed in the wake of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, a cataclysm of national and historic importance. This event...

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... WAVEWATCH computer modeling temporality hindcasting Hurricane Katrina ...

... Hurricane Katrina biopolitics Trouble the Water television catastrophe ...

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... Mary Semans John Franklin Crowell Hurricane Katrina Founders’ Day 2005 ...

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... New Orleans Hurricane Katrina Racial landscapes Lower Ninth Ward urban planning ...

... Katrina in the United States, the chapter explicates different bio- and necropolitical rationalities of care and control evacuation has presumed and performed. animal evacuation Hurricane Katrina massacre necropolitics ...

... that this theatrical convention associated with the professional reporter has been transformed into a humanitarian testimonial convention. The chapter undertakes a comparative analysis of Anderson Cooper’s live coverage of Hurricane Katrina and Trouble the Water (2008), a film featuring live eyewitness footage...

...Beginning Again This essay examines various artistic attempts by Kara Walker, Robert Polidori, Spike Lee, and Jana Napoli to understand the visual trauma engendered by the flooding and desperation that followed in the wake of Hurricane Katrina in 2005, a cataclysm of national and historic...

... on WAVEWATCH at which an international collection of wave scientists, including from Bangladesh, Brazil, China, Iraq, Korea, Mexico, and Turkey, met and that culminated in an account of how students learned to model 2005's Hurricane Katrina. The chapter argues that, as computer models of waves work...

... Chapter 1 opens on the front porch of WWAV’s first organizational home after the arson attack. From this interstitial expanse of southern storytelling, on the tenth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina, we take stock of this so-called resilient city and ask what is concealed in the city’s official...

... and corporealities within scholarly literature (and far beyond) sustains the synaptic workings of the dominant episteme. urban geographies uninhabitable New Orleans hurricane Katrina ...

... lines, where all geographies are Black and Black residents are home. New Orleans Hurricane Katrina Racial landscapes Lower Ninth Ward urban planning ...

... This chapter offers a portrait of the resilience of the people of Louisiana as the author joined them in rebuilding their lives and literally remaking their state after Hurricane Katrina. As chair of the Board of Directors of the Louisiana Disaster Recovery Foundation set up by Governor Kathleen...

... Chapter 6 begins with a curious, extreme relation made between Hurricane Katrina and the highly studied and exposed geographies of the Israeli occupation of Gaza. The chapter works through Israel’s 2005 experience of “disengagement” from its settler occupation of parts of the Gaza Strip, which...

... Chapter 3 follows WWAV’s process of organizing a systematic challenge to fight the criminalization of our community in the wake of Hurricane Katrina under Louisiana’s “Crime Against Nature by Solicitation” (CANS) statute, which mandated sex offender registration for a period of fifteen years...