Launch for Self-Guided Audio Version of The Bank The Mine The Colony The Crime
Launch for the self-guided audio version of the tour co-organized by WalkingLab and RiVal in 2019 as part of the Toronto’s Biennial of Art.
Article: New Empiricisms in the Anthropocene: Thinking With Speculative Fiction About Science and Social Inquiry
Liz de Freitas and I have a new article out (open access) in Qualitative Inquiry: https://doi.org/10.1177/1077800420943643 Here’s the abstract: Interest in new empiricisms and transdisciplinary methods has led many social inquirers to … Read More
Lecture as part of Post Philosophies and the Doing of Inquiry Webinar Series
I have been invited to give an online lecture as part of a series on Post-Qualitative Inquiry organized by: Dr. Vivienne Bozalek, University of the Western Cape, South Africa Dr. Candace Kuby, … Read More
Article in English in Australia
This paper is prompted by my experience as a researcher of English literary education in three different geographies over the past three years: Canada, the United Kingdom and now Australia. In response … Read More
Article: Science fiction and science dis/trust: Thinking with Bruno Latour’s Gaia and Liu Cixin’s The Three-body Problem
Liz de Freitas and I have an an article out in Rhizomes. Abstract: This article draws on the ideas of Bruno Latour to examine the nature of science dis/trust and denialism in … Read More
WalkingLab Awarded SSHRC Insight Grant
Pleased to announce that Stephanie Springgay and I have been awarded a SSHRC Insight Grant ($250, 366) to continue our research with WalkingLab. The grant: “Critical Walking Methodologies of Place: Research-Creation with … Read More
Article in Reading Research Quarterly
Colleagues and I have published an article in Reading Research Quarterly’s special issue on literacy and affect theory: (PDF)
Article in Gender & Education
Article on our Teacher-Researchers Project at the Literary Education Lab out in Gender & Education: (PDF)
Article in International Journal of Qualitative Methods
David Ben Shannon and I have an article out where we trouble sound studies’ inheritances using the feminist new materialisms and research-creation: (PDF)
Chapter in Knowings & Knots: Methodologies & Ecologies of Research-Creation
A round-table I organized with some of Canada’s leading research-creation scholars: Natalie Loveless, Erin Manning, Natasha Myers, and Stephanie Springgay has been published in Chapter in Knowings & Knots: Methodologies & Ecologies of … Read More