No. 15 (2022): Re-Storying the World for Multispecies Survival|Synthesis: an Anglophone Journal of Comparative Literary Studies

No. 15 (2022): Re-Storying the World for Multispecies Survival

Published: 2023-11-13

Re-Storying the World for Multispecies Survival

General Editors: Mina Karavanta and Mata Dimakopoulou

Special Issue Editor: Mayako Murai

Introduction: Re-Storying the World for Multispecies Survival

Mayako Murai

1-5

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Symbiosis and the Steward: Reading Human-Microbe Relationships and Restorying Convivial Futures

Maya Hey

6-28

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Anthropocene Forms and the Victorian Novel: Micronarratives in Thomas Hardy’s The Woodlanders

Elisabeth Alexandra Strayer

29-46

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Gabriela Carneiro da Cunha’s Altamira 2042: Fostering Multispecies Survival through Performance, Ritual and Active Listening

María Georgina Sánchez Celaya

47-70

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Performing Bureaucratic Theatre in Academic Science Fields, A Case Study: The Pheromone Trees and Coyote

WhiteFeather Hunter

71-96

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Preface to the Workshop “Re-Storying the World for Multispecies Survival: Fairy Tales, Art, Science”

Mayako Murai

97-99

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Shapeshifting Traditions among the Khasi of Northeast India: Ecological Engagements and Multispecies Relationships

Margaret Lyngdoh

100-125

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Making New Stories about Multispecies Kinship through Vital Material Encounters with Clay

Kim L. Pace

126-149

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Evidence and Inference: Blind Spots in the Neuroscience of Non-Human Minds

Matthew Kirkcaldie

150-169

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Making a Multispecies Fairy-Tale Library

Mayako Murai

170-184

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Contributors

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No. 15 (2022): Re-Storying the World for Multispecies Survival

Articles

Introduction: Re-Storying the World for Multispecies Survival

Symbiosis and the Steward: Reading Human-Microbe Relationships and Restorying Convivial Futures

Anthropocene Forms and the Victorian Novel: Micronarratives in Thomas Hardy’s The Woodlanders

Gabriela Carneiro da Cunha’s Altamira 2042: Fostering Multispecies Survival through Performance, Ritual and Active Listening

Performing Bureaucratic Theatre in Academic Science Fields, A Case Study: The Pheromone Trees and Coyote

Featured roundtable

Preface to the Workshop “Re-Storying the World for Multispecies Survival: Fairy Tales, Art, Science”

Shapeshifting Traditions among the Khasi of Northeast India: Ecological Engagements and Multispecies Relationships

Making New Stories about Multispecies Kinship through Vital Material Encounters with Clay

Evidence and Inference: Blind Spots in the Neuroscience of Non-Human Minds

Making a Multispecies Fairy-Tale Library

Contributors

Contributors

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