...Cleo Woelfle-Erskine; July Cole Abstract What transgressions and transformations does cross-species imagination demand, amid the violence of extinctions? In a thoroughly surveilled and disciplined “environment” that disowns ecological processes, where can fugitives (including antiassimilationist...

...Jeremy Chow Abstract This essay explores the critical relationships among trans studies, game studies, and the environmental humanities to evaluate trans ecological media. I center two distinct gaming sites: a board game, Wingspan, and a social media phenomenon, Bowsette, based on Nintendo's video...

... people's disparate suffering. Antiblackness has been paradigmatic and fundamental to the structural relations of domination and violence that have organized both group vulnerability to exposure to HIV and the ecologies of human susceptibility to illness and disease through which HIV has dispersed...

...Che Gossett; Eva Hayward Abstract The following is an interview conducted by Che Gossett and Eva Hayward with Kiyan Williams, multidisciplinary artist and assistant professor at Virginia Commonwealth University. William's visual art—sculpture and video—on blackness and ecology, dirt...

...Dylan McCarthy Blackston Abstract What utility does trans hold and carry forward at this politically and ecologically volatile moment, when increasingly prevalent legal restrictions are preventing trans people from accessing gender affirming and reproductive health care and seeking to disallow our...

... than its literal sum total—they trace an ecology. An eco-logic of testosterone attends to the Greek root of ecology, oikos , meaning a home, natural habitat, or milieu ( Guattari 1989 : 147). The testosterone molecule has many homes, each one occupied simultaneously and yet inhabited differently...

... to know what transgender studies will say on environmental education research and vice versa. I am still driving across Nebraska, thinking about trans ecologies. I am watching a chain of geese across the sky, several V formations linked together, and I think about all the trans people I know who have...

... that positions him against the extension and interpretation of psychoanalysis more broadly. What he calls the “cult” of Lacanian psychoanalytic thought leads him to wage a philosophical debate about the role of environmental ecology amidst political, ethical, social, and aesthetic domains ( Genosko 1996 : 69...

... does not supply: much insight on environments or ecologies. D'Eaubonne operates neither on the environmental scale (the surrounding conditions of organic life) nor on the ecological scale (the relationship between organisms and their environments) but on a planetary scale that we have come to associate...

...). The political, social, and ecological dynamics of agrarian change remain pivotal to global flows of capital, labor, and technology. Thirty-eight percent (five billion hectares) of the global land surface is devoted to agricultural production (FAO 2020), employing nearly one billion people across the planet...

... of social and ecological protests (Younge 2019 ) around the world influenced a new generation of Filipinos in the Philippines and the diaspora to look deeper at themselves in relation to their social context, transnational capitalism, history, and the natural environment. As a result, a renewed interest...

...-historical significance to the intimacies of domestication: the ecological entanglements of humans, grain, and livestock—the orchestration of life and death across so many species we call domestication—have ultimately rendered the reproduction of humans, plants, and animals alike as vital objects...

... kinds of constitutional relations and movements figured by the prefixial trans- . With Truck Sluts as case study, I articulate an iteration of what Nicole Seymour ( 2018 ) calls “trashy environmentalisms,” in which ecological meaning is achieved through ironic, irreverent, low-class, and dirty means...

... to be human in the Anthropocene, in which the illusion of a nature without culture or humans without an ecology has become ever more untenable. 1. All references to trans throughout the remainder of this article refer specifically to transgender theory and practice. 2. I hope that I can...

... in the Late Twentieth Century .” In Simians, Cyborgs, and Women: The Reinvention of Nature , 149 – 82 . New York : Routledge . King Katie . 2012 . “ Wormholed Critique and Design .” SF Ecologies: Speculative, Feminist, Science as Knowledges (blog) . ecosfking.blogspot.com/2012/04...

... and mycoestrogens promote heart health and cancer prevention in humans; such is the emergent nature of the conditions of life and death. Is there a way for transgender studies to reevaluate ecological destruction — such as the sex-changing response — in order for us to greet the future organisms that we are all...

... and ecologies” (G7). We reject the inclusion of trans people in a Western colonial narrative of progress that serves only to make countries like the United States appear progressive, or generous, in the granting of rights. In reality, those rights are always conditional and are used to reinscribe colonial...

... such as the climate crisis, which I touch on below—even despite Hayward's extensive work on ecology and animality.) For example, Plemons acknowledged that advocacy for uterine transplants for trans women “doubles down on maternity as the essence of woman”—without explicitly considering how such ideologies oppress cis...

...Figure 2. In the opening titles the “floating signifier” is portrayed as an ecologically embedded morphology. ...