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Issue 7.3 - Special Issue "The Global Contemporary and the Ecological" Previous Issues

Alluvium Editorial 7.3

Martin Goodhead and Katie Jones July 1, 2019 No Comments climate change eco-criticism ecocriticism ecological ecology global global culture globalism marginality Neoliberalism world

Katie Jones and Martin Goodhead present a bumper summer issue of Alluvium.

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Issue 7.3 - Special Issue "The Global Contemporary and the Ecological" Previous Issues

Ecolarchy as Missional Leadership “From the Margins”

Meilanny Risamasu July 1, 2019 No Comments climate change ecolarchy ecological change global Indonesia margin mission theology water water culture

Meilanny Risamasu reflects on theology in the context of the Orang Suka Laut in Indonesia

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Issue 7.3 - Special Issue "The Global Contemporary and the Ecological" Previous Issues

The Traumatised Shaman: The Woman Writer in the Age of Globalised Trauma

Arya Aryan July 1, 2019 No Comments disease and writing dystopia female writing global Hilary Mantel literature mental health neoliberalism and literature shaman trauma trauma theory writer as shaman writing writing and gender

Arya Aryan on Hilary Mantel, the woman-writer, and trauma

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Issue 7.1 - Alluvium Relaunch Previous Issues

Alluvium Editorial 7.1: Relaunch

Zoe Bulaitis March 4, 2019 No Comments Alluvium BACLS c21 Caroline Wintersgill Chloe Ashbridge conference contemporary contemporary culture contemporary fiction definitions editorial future global relaunch twenty-first-century literature What Happens Now writing Zoe Bulaitis

We are delighted to be presenting you with the first new issue of Alluvium, which is relaunching as a graduate-run journal affiliated to the British Association for Contemporary Literary Studies (BACLS).

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Issue 7.1 - Alluvium Relaunch Previous Issues

Digital Media and the Global Contemporary

Sarah Kirpekar-Sauer March 4, 2019 No Comments advocacy arts contemporary contemporary culture contemporary fiction definitions digital culture digital humanities global glocal glocalisation local localisation Refugee relaunch twenty-first-century literature

Broadly speaking, the early twenty-first century is both increasingly global, and increasingly shaped by digital technology.

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Issue 7.1 - Alluvium Relaunch Previous Issues

Mapping the Contemporary

Caroline Wintersgill March 4, 2019 No Comments BACLS book publication contemporary contemporary culture contemporary fiction definitions edited collection global interview launch relaunch twenty-first-century literature

An Interview with Daniel O’Gorman and Robert Eaglestone on publishing The Routledge Companion to Twenty-First Century Literary Fiction.

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Issue 7.1 - Alluvium Relaunch Previous Issues

Identifying with Our Contemporaries

Richard Bingham March 4, 2019 No Comments contemporary contemporary culture contemporary fiction definitions Generation X generations global Ireland Irish fiction media Millennials relaunch Teenage twenty-first-century literature

If the hype is to be believed, “millennials” have finally found their literary standard-bearer in Irish author Sally Rooney [ …]

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