Vol. 7 No. 2 (2021): Indigeneity and the Anthropocene

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Guest Editorial

• Indigeneity and the Anthropocene

  Martin Premoli

  1-26

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Articles

• Indigenous Anthropocenes in Poetry Re-mapping Creek Homelands in Jennifer Elise Foerster’s Bright Raft in the Afterweather

  Kasey Jones-Matrona

  27-53

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• Extinction in Embrace of the Serpent Capitalism’s Erasure of People, Culture, and Nature

  Holly May Treadwell

  54-76

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• Coeval Worlds, Alter/Native Words Healing in the Inuit Arctic

  Abdenour Bouich

  77-104

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• This Planet Knows my Name Cosmologies of Emancipation Against Ecologic Collapse

  Fernando Perez-Garcia

  105-129

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• “The Future That Haunts Us Now” Oblique Cli-Fi and Indigenous Futurity

  Kyle Bladow

  130-150

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• Urgency, Action, and Grounded Aesthetics in Warren Cariou’s Tar Sands Texts

  Isabel Lockhart

  151-183

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Reviews

• From Turtle Island to Gaza (David Groulx)

  LeAnne Howe

  184-187

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• The Ghost Road: Anishinaabe Responses to Indian Hating (Matthew L.M. Fletcher)

  Aimée Craft

  188-190

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• Carry: A Memoir of Stolen Land (Toni Jensen)

  Deanne Grant

  191-193

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• Ancestral Demon of a Grieving Bride (Sy Hoahwah)

  Hannah V Warren

  194-197

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• Altar for Broken Things: Poems (Deborah Miranda)

  Laura Da'

  198-201

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• it was never going to be okay (jaye simpson)

  Emerson Parker Pehl

  202-206

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