Research papers
You can find all my research papers on Google Scholar. Some of them are posted here (below) with full text.
Feeling Climate (In)Justice
This lecture maps climate distress as an issue of in/justice. It reflects on the need to differentiate between different people’s different, and unfair, experiences of climate distress, as well as how climate distress is amplified and manipulated through ‘greenhouse gaslighting.’
“Climatic-affective atmospheres”: A conceptual tool for affective scholarship in a changing climate.
In everyday contexts ‘climate’ and ‘atmosphere’ are frequently used to refer to either the meteorological or the affective. I suggest we should take such common linguistic usage not as mere coincidence but as evidence of their always-already entangled nature. Definitions of the two can be eerily similar: what is climate, if not a set of relationally composed forces that literally press, shape, form, emanate from, and filter between ecological bodies, as affect has been defined?