This chapter was published in the book Men, Masculinities and Earth, edited by Paul Pule and Martin Hultman, which can be found HERE. Abstract Addis offers a critical reflection on the “green superhero” beyond its construction as a “nerdist technology”
This article was published in volume 52 of the George Eliot Review which can be found HERE. The full article can be read below.
This article was published in volume 36 of The Trumpeter, which can be read HERE. Abstract This article examines the concept of ecomasculinity – how masculinities and ecologies interact – through the lens of deep ecology, arguing (following Serpil Oppermann)
This article won the 2019 Irish Studies Association of Australia and New Zealand Postgraduate Essay Prize. It was published in volume 19 of the Australasian Journal of Irish Studies. ABSTRACT: This essay addresses the question of how writers exercise their
This article won the 2018 British Association for American Studies (BAAS) postgraduate essay award. It was originally published on US Studies Online. Since his first works came to critical attention, Ernest Hemingway has occupied a space in the critical and cultural
This article won the 2017 British Association for Contemporary Literary Studies Postgraduate Essay Prize. The Judges’ statement can be read here: https://www.bacls.org/prizes/2017-winners/ It was published in issue 8.1 of Studies in Comics, which is available HERE. ABSTRACT: The term ‘musicalization’ comes
Originally published in Margaret Atwood Studies, vol. 10 (December, 2016) ABSTRACT: In this article, I argue that the groundlessness associated with postmodernism is not as entrenched within its discourse as it may appear. Graham Swift’s Waterland (1992) and Margaret Atwood’s Oryx
Originally published in Postgraduate English, vol. 32 (March, 2016) ABSTRACT This interdisciplinary study investigates the tensions inherent within the ‘anti-modern’ element of early modernism and its relationship to Victorian and fin de siècle narratives of modernity. Using Sigmund Freud’s Totem and