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...S. Jonathon O’Donnell Abstract This article uses a queer ecocritical methodology to analyze constructions of the environment and subjectivity in American spiritual warfare demonologies (discourses about the reality and activity of demons) published in 2008–18. There has been a surge in critical...

... of resource exploration and colonial warfare. It explores how the disavowal of war and hydrocarbon exploration forecloses political and ethical possibilities. It further examines how emergent geosocial relations between people and rocks carry the possibility of reckoning with anti-Kurdish war and violence...

... detection is conceptualized as a sensory task through which dogs and humans intra-act, both together and apart. Recognizing this partial connection allows us to rethink how humans and other creatures are ontologically reconstituted and how overlapping histories of warfare and humanitarianism, legacies...

... of burgeoning engagements among media studies, sound studies, and marine spatial theory. We focus on the Cold War period, when new interests in submarine warfare facilitated the growth of naval interests in cetology. We understand the dynamic outcomes of these interests in terms of acoustemology—Steven Feld’s...

... of Palo Verde, multiple social and ecological worlds went to war. The haunting specter of capital joined the fray—animating the movements of cattle, grasses with animal rhizomes, rice seeds, and flighty ducks across national borders and through fragmented landscapes. Amidst this warfare, the fringe-toed...

... relatings, but are “quasi-objects” 2 and “process-relational entities”. 3 At the global scale, one kind of embedded infectious becoming is the outbreak of warfare. The military and cultural conquest of the New World was preceded by an advance army of infections. 4 The virulence and spread...

..., the connection between species suicide by means of nuclear warfare and by means of environmental destruction is straightforward for many of these writers. Notably documented by US anthropologist Joseph Masco and US postcolonial scholar Elizabeth DeLoughrey, nuclear and environmental history have long been...

... these attempts to manipulate environments and cloud atmospheres appropriates the weather for human domination (both of the skies and of other humans). To control the opacity of the air in the age of pollution, contamination, and aerial warfare shifts the stakes of visibility from the phenomenological subject...

... human bodies. In Zeynep Oguz’s contribution, uneven geosocial traces are found not only in Turkey’s extractive operations but also in the workings of warfare. Her ethnographic account of state-led oil shale exploration in western Turkey during the eruption of war between Kurdish freedom fighters...

... or often hidden, part of contemporary warfare. At the same time, the term waste gestures toward an afterward beyond violence. A scholarship that engages with what war leaves behind may transcend war and the political claims that bracket conflicts. As Laos continues to develop, the logic of war...

..., moving dust across vast distances while turning land into weather, living beings breathe air filled with the dust of fossil fuels and toxic processes of material production, as well as the dust of warfare and demolition, construction, and reconstruction. 5 These are the workings of what Jerry Zee...

... masculinity: The rogues, adventurers, and land-boomers; the Indian fighters, traders, missionaries, explorers, and hunters who killed and were killed until they had mastered the wilderness; the settlers who came after, suffering hardship and Indian warfare for the sake of a sacred mission or a simple desire...

... . Lury Celia , ed. Routledge Handbook of Interdisciplinary Research Methods . New York : Routledge , 2018 . Lyons Kristina . “ Chemical Warfare in Colombia, Evidentiary Ecologies, and Senti-actuando Practices of Justice .” Social Studies of Science 48 , no. 3 ( 2018 ): 414 – 37...

... . https://doi.org/10.1177/0306312718783087 . Low Nicholas , and Gleeson Brendan . Justice, Society, and Nature: An Exploration of Political Ecology . New York : Routledge , 2002 . Lyons Kristina . “ Chemical Warfare in Colombia, Evidentiary Ecologies and Senti-Actuando...

... War on the nearby Rhodes Peninsula, dumped waste in Homebush Bay. After Union Carbide shuttered their plant in 1985, the legacy of chemical warfare lingered in the water. 29 Some of the synthetic chemicals that were manufactured in Homebush generated what Deborah Bird Rose calls double death...

.... In Sulayman’s account of war, Israel renders the reproduction of its enemy population a battlefield, obligates certain forms of reproduction and forecloses others, and fundamentally transforms southern Lebanese families as a tactic of warfare. The weak seed and small families that Sulayman bemoans resonate...

... in agriculture. See Foster, Marx’s Ecology ; Foster, “Marx’s Theory of Metabolic Rift.” 4. Foster, Marx’s Ecology. 5. Marchesi, “Justus von Leibig,” 205. 6. Romero, “Commercializing Chemical Warfare,” 18 . 7. Marchesi, “Justus von Leibig,” 209 . 8. Marx, Capital...

..., Odyssey of KP2 , 57 ; Ritte, “NOAA LIED.” 43. Williams, Odyssey of KP2 , 70 . 44. Kajihiro, “Nation under the Gun.” 45. Collins, “U.S. Coast Guard” ; Naval Information Warfare Center, “U.S. Navy Marine Mammal Program.” 46. Duffy, Security and Conservation , 57...

... Eugene . “ Antarctica: Warnings from the Ice .” Time , April 14 , 1997 , 54 – 59 . Livingstone David N. “ The Climate of War: Violence, Warfare, and Climatic Reductionism .” WIREs Climate Change 6 , no. 5 ( 2015 ): 437 – 44 . Livingstone David N. “ The Moral Discourse...

... engineered life—genetically modified humans and foods, biological warfare, and water rationing—to signify unlivable Anthropocene conditions, illustrating Tsing’s observation that the Plantationocene comprises “simplified ecologies designed to create assets for future investments—and to knock out resurgence...