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31 ott 2023 · June 21, 2023 by Kristin Ferebee At the time that Russia’s war in Ukraine began, I was researching the comparative treatment of humans and nonhumans during the evacuation of Kabul. I was therefore particularly interested in the way that animals figured in media coverage of Ukraine.
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- Marco Caracciolo, Principal Investigator
- Kristin Ferebee, Postdoctoral Researcher
- Shannon Lambert, Postdoctoral Researcher
- Heidi Toivonen, Postdoctoral Researcher
- Gry Ulstein, Phd Researcher
- Susannah Crockford, Postdoctoral Researcher
- Marzia Beltrami
- Natália Fontes de Oliveira
- Kaori Inuma
- Kaisa Kortekallio
(marco [dot] caracciolo [at] ugent [dot] be) Marco's work explores the phenomenology of narrative, or the structure of the experiences afforded by literary fiction and other narrative media. He is also interested in the dynamics of interpretation and in engaging with characters, especially characters whom we perceive as "strange" or deviant (narrat...
(kristin [dot] ferebee [at] ugent [dot] be) Kristin Ferebee received her doctorate from The Ohio State University, where her dissertation examined narratives of contamination and mutation in literatures of the Anthropocene. Her current research focuses on posthumanist representations of embodiment across a range of literature and media, with a part...
(shannon [dot] lambert [at] ugent [dot] be) Shannon received her Master in Philosophy (Language and Literature) from the University of Adelaide (Australia). Her Master's thesis explores how Deleuzian and post-Deleuzian theories of humans and animals can be used to create non-anthropocentric readings of early modern texts. For her PhD thesiswithin t...
(heidi [dot] toivonen [at] ugent [dot] be) Heidi Toivonen obtained her doctoral degree in psychology at the University of Jyväskylä, Finland, while working as a clinical psychologist in a variety of settings ranging from psychiatric hospitals to career counselling. Her dissertation concerned the discursive construction of (non)agency in psychothera...
(gry [dot] ulstein [at] ugent [dot] be) Gry Ulstein received a Research Master in Comparative Literary Studies from Utrecht University in the Netherlands, with a thesis titled: “The Ecological Weird: Anthropocene Monsters in Cosmic Horror Fiction and Ecocritical Debate.” After graduating, she spent one more year affiliated with Utrecht University a...
(susannah [dot] crockford [at] ugent [dot] be) Susannah's research interests center on the use of ethnography to explore narratives of spirituality, millenarianism, and climate change. Her PhD thesis, entitled After the American Dream: Political Economy and Spirituality in Northern Arizona, was awarded in July 2017 by the London School of Economics...
(marzia [dot] beltrami [at] ut [dot] ee) Marzia Beltrami is Mobilitas Pluss Postdoctoral Research Fellow at the University of Tartu (Estonia), where she is part of the Narrative, Culture and Cognition research group (www.ncc.ut.ee). She is interested in cognitive narratology and literary criticism, plot theory and narrative ethics. Her current proj...
(Natalia [dot] FontesdeOliveira [at] UGent [dot] be) Natália is an Associate Professor at the Federal University of Viçosa in Brazil. She has a PhD in Comparative Literature from Purdue University and was a postdoctoral researcher at the Federal University of Minas Gerais and Stanford University. She is the author of Three Traveling Women Writers: ...
(kaori [dot] inuma [at] gmail [dot] com) Kaori Inuma is a Ph.D. student at Hitotsubashi University (Tokyo), and she is interested in the ontology of supernatural beings, especially fairies in England. Her current project for a doctoral dissertation focuses on the Cottingley Fairies incident in which Arthur Conan Doyle tested fairy photographs taken...
(kaisa [dot] kortekallio [at] helsinki [dot] fi) Kaisa Kortekallio is a literary scholar interested in how literature can evoke nonhuman environments and more-than-human experience. Her doctoral dissertation, which is currently undergoing pre-examination, focuses on North American science fiction written in the 21st century and particularly on sele...
About — k.m. ferebee. K.M. Ferebee is currently Assistant Professor of Professional Practice in the John V. Roach Honors College at Texas Christian University, where she teaches cultural themes of the Global War on Terror and climate change. Her current research focuses on transnational refugee and animal rights in the context of border ...
Kristin Ferebee. Helsinki Collegium for Advanced Studies. Research output: Contribution to journal › Article › Scientific › peer-review. Overview. Fields of Science. 1172 Environmental sciences. Access to Document. 10.17885/heiup.apoc.2023.1.24899. 24899-Article Text-68388-1-10-20240118 Final published version, 2.26 MB Licence: CC BY-NC-ND.
16 feb 2024 · Kristin Ferebee, Ph.D., assistant professor of professional practice. Prior to joining the Honors College, Ferebee worked as an assistant professor of English and Humanities at the American University of Afghanistan and Kabul.
We are excited to see Dr. Sylviane Greensword, Dr. Kristin Ferebee, and Dr. Sarah Vartabedian work as teachers who inspire wonder, mentors who willingly meet with Honors students, and professors who model what it means to research responsibly. Two people will take on key and reimagined administrative roles in the Honors College. Dr.
