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  • 10.6
    2026

    One ocean_many oceans: A conversation between people, waters, lands, and poems

    The sea is born in the mountains, we hear often in the Caribbean, but this could be also known in other parts of the world. The texts you read here are born in the conversations across the years, events and encounters between the three human authors, who at the moment of writing have been far…

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    Polina Golovátina-Mora, Desiree Yomtoob, Jorge Barco

    blue humanities, ecocriticism, ecopoetics, poetry
  • 07.21
    2026

    The Sea Remembers, the River Haunts: Fluid Archives in Contemporary Hispanic Fiction

    Contemporary crises have made water into a medium through which ecological, political, and social conflicts can be understood. Droughts, pollution, rising sea levels and increasing inequalities in access are just a few of the reasons why water occupies such a central place in environmental politics and ecological imaginaries. Across the Hispanic world, these environmental transformations…

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    Katarzyna Soboniak

    Anthropocene, blue humanities, ecopoetics, fluid archives, hispanic fiction
  • 06.5
    2026

    The Hydrogothic

    The Hydrogothic foregrounds water as an agentive element which causes the Gothic effect, and not vice versa. It encompasses all water bodies and forms. It is not only elemental water in its liquid, vaporous, and frozen forms, but also the broader category of fluid substances that are ubiquitous in Gothic narratives, such as blood, poison,…

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    Jarjis Jarjis

    Anthropocene, blue humanities, ecopoetics, gothic, hydrogothic, water bodies
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