HOTB2020 Panel 7.6: Strange Futures
HUMANITIES ON THE BRINK: ENERGY, ENVIRONMENT, EMERGENCY
AN ASLE-SPONSORED NEARLY CARBON-NEUTRAL CONFERENCE
Panel 7.6: Strange Futures
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“Nobody Knows Anything for Sure: Uncertainty as Monstrosity in Louise Erdrich’s Future Home of the Living God”
Matthew Morgenstern (Purdue University)
“Quick: Life and Speed in an Era of Extinction”
Jemma Deer (Harvard University)
“2020 Vision: Futurity and Climate Crisis”
Siobhan Angus and Samantha Spady (Yale University (Angus) and University of Alberta (Spady))
“Apocalypse: A Manifesto for the Futureless”
Jessica Hurley (George Mason University)
“‘Kindling Suns’: Decolonial Spaceflight Imaginaries”
Rachel Hill (Independent Scholar)
Q & A
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