... for theoretical ecology. Quickly, though, some ecologists began to argue that “an equilibrium centered view is essentially static and provides little insight into the transient behavior of systems that are not near the equilibrium” (Holling 1973 : 2). Transience is a problem for ecologists because...

... and questions of the racial formations of gender. Two essays address the complexity of the relationship between conceptions of nature and of care: Red Sun: Transecologies beyond Nature by Mat Fournier and Looking for Dandelions, Finding Trans*Ecologies of Care by Lydia Epp Schmidt. Both Transfermentation...

... then move to contemporary work that attends to this transitivity: trans ecologies. This essay outlines the two major approaches we see in the field: one that naturalizes transness by aligning trans people with the empirically known, more‐than‐human world (the world as it is), and another that works...

... Lindsay . 2014 . “ Tranimals .” TSQ 1 , no. 1–2 : 226 – 28 . Kier Bailey . 2010 . “ Interdependent Ecological Transsex: Notes on Re/production, ‘Transgender’ Fish, and the Management of Populations, Species, and Resources .” Women and Performance 20 , no. 3 : 299 – 319...

.../Sovereignty .” In Transfeminist Perspectives in and beyond Transgender and Gender Studies , ed. Enke Anne , 23 – 33 . Philadelphia : Temple University Press . Navazio John . 2012 . The Organic Seed Grower: A Farmer's Guide to Vegetable Seed Production . White River Junction, VT...

...” (121) set readers up for an enticing trajectory of roman-à-cléf epiphany and catharsis, Nevada ultimately offers no personal transformations or pithy insights about post-transition gender self-actualization; nor does the novel deliver on queer 2 narrative expectations for downward spirals...