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Researcher

Gry Ulstein

Awards & Distinctions

16 Results

2024

Uncertainty and the limits of narrative : an introduction

Marco CaraccioloKristin FerebeeShannon LambertHeidi ToivonenGry Ulstein

A2 Journal Article in FRONTIERS OF NARRATIVE STUDIES

2023

Phenomenology of everyday climate : an ethnographic approach to metaphor, affect, and the nonhuman

Marco CaraccioloSusannah CrockfordShannon LambertGry Ulstein

A1 Journal Article in ISLE-INTERDISCIPLINARY STUDIES IN LITERATURE AND ENVIRONMENT

2022

Climate fiction : a posthumanist survey

Marco CaraccioloKristin FerebeeHeidi ToivonenGry UlsteinShannon Lambert

A2 Journal Article in INTERFÉRENCES LITTÉRAIRES

The weird and the meta in Jeff VanderMeer's Dead Astronauts

Marco CaraccioloGry Ulstein

A1 Journal Article in CONFIGURATIONS

Bookchapter in More posthuman glossary

2021

'Just a surface' : anamorphic perspective and nonhuman narration in Jeff VanderMeer’s The Strange Bird

Bookchapter in Nonhuman agencies in the twenty-first-century Anglophone novel

Heights they should never have scaled : our (weird) planet

A1 Journal Article in SUB-STANCE

Weird fiction in a warming world : a reading strategy for the Anthropocene

Gry UlsteinMarco CaraccioloStef Craps

2020

Decolonizing the cli-fi corpus

Mahlu MertensGry Ulstein

A2 Journal Article in COLLATERAL (HASSELT)

Zooming through Covid : fostering safe communities of critical reflection via online writers’ group interaction

Sarah HaasAlexander De SoeteGry Ulstein

A2 Journal Article in DOUBLE HELIX (HAMDEN)

2019

'Through the eyes of Area X' : (Dis)locating ecological hope via new Weird spatiality

Bookchapter in Spaces and fictions of the weird and the fantastic : ecologies, geographies, oddities

Brave new weird : anthropocene monsters in Jeff VanderMeer's Southern Reach Trilogy

Bookchapter in Speculative ecologies : plotting through the mesh

What's weird about giant flying bears?

A2 Journal Article in COLLATERAL (HASSELT)

‘Age of Lovecraft’?— Anthropocene Monsters in (New) Weird Narrative

A2 Journal Article in NORDLIT

2017

Brave new weird : anthropocene monsters in Jeff VanderMeer’s "The Southern Reach"

A1 Journal Article in CONCENTRIC-LITERARY AND CULTURAL STUDIES

2015

Hobbits, ents, and dæmons : ecocritical thought embodied in the fantastic

A2 Journal Article in FAFNIR : NORDIC JOURNAL OF SCIENCE FICTION AND FANTASY RESEARCH