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  • The Emergence of Blue Humanities: Beyond Land Locked Ecocriticism in the Novels of the Floating WorldAugust 26, 2026
    Shahrukh Khan Doctoral scholar at the English and Foreign Languages University, Hyderabad, India. (Published in New research in English studies | Cambridge Scholars… Read more: The Emergence of Blue Humanities: Beyond Land Locked Ecocriticism in the Novels of the Floating World
  • Coastal Literacy: What Robbie Knows in A Stranger Came AshoreAugust 10, 2026
    Dr Supriya Baijal Independent scholar in Agra working on children’s literature, folklore, and the environmental humanities Mollie Hunter’s 1975 selkie novel stages… Read more: Coastal Literacy: What Robbie Knows in A Stranger Came Ashore
  • “She had imagined a field. But it’s a forest:” Speculative Fiction as an Imaginative Site for Oceanic Futures in Ecoceanic: Southern Flows July 28, 2026
    Arya Raja Research Scholar, D/o EnglishJamia Millia Islamia Ecoceanic: Southern Flows, a 2023 anthology of science (and speculative) fictionpublished by Future Fiction in English and Italian, announces… Read more: “She had imagined a field. But it’s a forest:” Speculative Fiction as an Imaginative Site for Oceanic Futures in Ecoceanic: Southern Flows 
  • Music and rituals, originating from sub-Saharan East Africa, across the Indian OceanJuly 16, 2026
  • Music and rituals, originating from sub-Saharan East Africa, across the Indian OceanJuly 15, 2026
    Neil van der Linden Music and rituals originating from Africa south of the Sahara are present all over North-Africa, South-West… Read more: Music and rituals, originating from sub-Saharan East Africa, across the Indian Ocean
  • W(e)aves of the Pacific: Suʻifefiloi as MethodApril 8, 2026
    Ocean waves inhere multiple significations within themselves. From a scientific perspective, they are disturbances on the ocean surface enacted by… Read more: W(e)aves of the Pacific: Suʻifefiloi as Method
  • Oceanic Fiction in Singaporean WritingApril 2, 2026
    Seafaring Modernism: Conrad’s Singapore and the Archipelagic Imagination Juveria AliM.A. English Sem IVJamia Millia Islamia Early twentieth-century tales by Joseph… Read more: Oceanic Fiction in Singaporean Writing
  • Mapping the Margins: Reflections from a Winter Field School in the SundarbansJanuary 19, 2026
    I would like share my reflections from my field visit to the Sundarbans during a winter field school organised by… Read more: Mapping the Margins: Reflections from a Winter Field School in the Sundarbans

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