HOTB2020 Panel 3.4: Infrastructuralisms of Brutalism, Justice, and Anarchy
HUMANITIES ON THE BRINK: ENERGY, ENVIRONMENT, EMERGENCY
AN ASLE-SPONSORED NEARLY CARBON-NEUTRAL CONFERENCE
Panel 3.4: Infrastructuralisms of Brutalism, Justice, and Anarchy
“The Death Train Narrative and Infrastructural Brutalism in Snowpiercer and Train to Busan”
Michael Truscello (Mount Royal University)
“Black Infrastructures of Environmental Justice in Attica Locke’s Houston”
Delia Byrnes (Allegheny College)
“‘Got to Hate Fences’: Infrastructure and Anarchy in Lonely Are the Brave (1962)”
Kelly MacPhail (University of Minnesota Duluth)
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