Subarna De
@subarnade.bsky.social
Lecturer in Anglophone Cultures at Tallinn University| book reviews editor @plantperspectives.bsky.social | indigeneity, bioregionalism, and decoloniality | landscape photography and storytelling
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I'm super happy to see this SI on Transnational Plant Studies out; I can't speak highly enough of Sushmita and Banu as editors and their introduction is such a valuable provocation - a must-read for anyone interested in the plant turn, plant studies, and/or the environmental humanities more broadly!
"Transnational Plant Studies," a special issue of Cultural Politics edited by Sushmita Chatterjee and Banu Subramaniam, is now available. View the TOC and read the editor's introduction, made freely available: buff.ly/EhEbaJG
July 1, 2026 at 2:02 PM
I'm super happy to see this SI on Transnational Plant Studies out; I can't speak highly enough of Sushmita and Banu as editors and their introduction is such a valuable provocation - a must-read for anyone interested in the plant turn, plant studies, and/or the environmental humanities more broadly!
Please consider submitting an abstract to our panel, “Indigenous Futurisms beyond the West: Arab and Global South Speculative Fiction” at FLRSAC 2026. Would much appreciate if you please share with your network. www.kirjallisuudentutkimus.fi/en/call-for-...
Call for Papers
The Finnish Literary Research Society’s 2026 conference will be held at the University of Oulu May 20 to 22. The theme for 2026 is “Bordering the Real and Imagined.” See here for further details…
www.kirjallisuudentutkimus.fi
February 9, 2026 at 6:31 AM
Please consider submitting an abstract to our panel, “Indigenous Futurisms beyond the West: Arab and Global South Speculative Fiction” at FLRSAC 2026. Would much appreciate if you please share with your network. www.kirjallisuudentutkimus.fi/en/call-for-...
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We are deeply saddened by the passing of ecologist Madhav Gadgil, a UNEP #EarthChamps whose work shaped action for nature in India and beyond.
Guided by science and empathy for people, he believed progress could gather pace and spent his life helping make it so.
His legacy lives on: bit.ly/3NalkEs
Guided by science and empathy for people, he believed progress could gather pace and spent his life helping make it so.
His legacy lives on: bit.ly/3NalkEs
January 8, 2026 at 10:40 AM
We are deeply saddened by the passing of ecologist Madhav Gadgil, a UNEP #EarthChamps whose work shaped action for nature in India and beyond.
Guided by science and empathy for people, he believed progress could gather pace and spent his life helping make it so.
His legacy lives on: bit.ly/3NalkEs
Guided by science and empathy for people, he believed progress could gather pace and spent his life helping make it so.
His legacy lives on: bit.ly/3NalkEs