Krista Collier-Jarvis uses 21st-century zombie narratives to help us better understand our relationship with contagion, while applying Indigenous approaches to traditionally Eurocentric horror and gothic genres.
“The inclusion of Indigenous culture, such as Sharing Circle methodologies, Netukulimk, and Two-Eyed Seeing, within academia is one way to ensure a continuation of Indigenous knowledge.”
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As a PhD Candidate studying zombie narratives, I feel compelled to begin with the end—I mean this both literally and metaphorically. In the literal sense, I wish to respond to a question posed by my friend and fellow English PhD colleague, Michael Cameron, who ends “Revisiting our Fascination with Disaster” by asking, “How do we […]
This article was originally published on The Conversation Canada on February 14, 2022 The media has been inundated by images of the ‘freedom convoy’ that began converging on Ottawa on Jan. 28. The convoy reflects our continued inability to find a middle ground when it comes to debates surrounding COVID-19 mandates and proposed vaccine passports. […]
