Nathan Snow (PhD) is an Assistant Professor of Film and Media Studies at Utah Tech University in the United States. His research advances historical, contextual definitions for different forms of animation, and explains the critical significance of the shift from traditional to modern 3D computer generated techniques in terms of their effect on […]
Catherine Diamond (PhD) is a Professor of Theatre and Environmental Literature at Soochow University, Taipei, Taiwan. She is the author of Communities of Imagination: Contemporary Southeast Asian Theatres (2012), and the director/playwright of the Kinnari Ecological Theatre Project Theatre of Animals and Gods: Zoo Animals Perform Themselves to Educate Humans Abstract: This […]
Rujeeluck Seelakate is a PhD candidate at the Doctoral School of French and Comparative Literature, Faculty of Arts, Sorbonne University, France. Her research interests include world literature, translation, art, and cultural studies. E-mail: Rujeeluck.s@gmail.com Violet Rain’s Love InExtinct: An Intriguing Case of Queer Ecology, Anthropomorphism, and De-extinction Abstract: This presentation aims to […]
Paloma Chaterji is a PhD scholar at St. Xavier’s University, Kolkata, India and serves as guest faculty at an Indian university. She is a recipient of the Microsoft Create to Inspire Fellowship (2015), which campaigned against the accumulation of electronic waste through performing arts. Her areas of interest include feminist studies, Indian writing […]
Isaraporn Pissa-ard (PhD) is an Assistant Professor at Chiang Mai University, Thailand, where she teaches undergraduate courses in world literature, mythology, and folklore. Her research interests include comparative literature, Thai political fiction, critical folklore studies, children’s literature, and literature for young adults. E-mail: eng102course@gmail.com Posthumanism in Prabda Yoon’s Basement Moon and Kazuo […]