NON-FICTION:

Anthropology

• Order and the literary rendering of chaos: children’s literature as knowledge, culture and social foundation – cross-disciplinary research on the intersection of humanism with anthropogenic destruction of the world that spans ethology, anthropology, epistemology, ontology, and other humanist constructs, 2011.

• The Mythical Predator – a discussion on the nature of human beings, 5th September 2010

• “Beyond the Symbolic and Towards the Collapse” - Introduction to John Zerzan’s series of conferences and workshops in Montreal, May 2008

 

On childhood, parenthood and learning:

• On Objects, Love, and Objectifications. The Paulinian Compass (refereed scholarly journal), St. Paul University, Manila: Issue #2: June 2009

• Modernism and Education: Revised Perspectives on Meaning, Value and Practice. The Paulinian Compass (refereed scholarly journal), St. Paul University, Manila: Issue #3: November 2009

• Kaleidoscope (creative non-fiction)

On literature and culture:

• Genealogies of Wilderness and Domestication in Children’s Narratives: Understanding Genesis and Genetics in the Untangling of Identity. “The Paulinian Compass” (refereed scholarly journal), St. Paul University, Manila: Vol. 1, No. 4; July 2010

• Avatar: An Anarcho-Primitivist Picture of the History of the World

• Response to Critiques of Avatar on Questions of Scientism and Racism – text plus radio talk

• Reflections on Red Delicious: methods and forms in thinking human and literary experience

• A Venture Beyond the Script

• The construction of identity in emergent literatures

• Preliminary exam

 

Guest speaker:

• The Failure of Civilized Occupy – Interview for Deep Green Philly on 8th December 2011 . Excerpt submitted for Occupy Philly Media on 10th December 2011

• “Primitivism 101“  on Deep Green Resistance Philly, 4th May 2011.

• “Civilize for Food” on BURN, 26th September 2010.

• “Naked Wildness” on BURN, 6th September 2010.

• “Tell these Stories to your children” – presented at the conference “In the beginning: Anarchism, Christianity, and the roots of resistance“, Jesus Radicals Conference, Portland, OR 6th August 2010.

• Proposed, presented, and led the Open Forum discussion, titled: “Anarchy for All: Expanding the Horizons of Practice Beyond Privilege” shared with Nekeisha Alexis-Baker, John Zerzan, and partly with Wes Howard-Brook “In the beginning: Anarchism, Christianity, and the roots of resistance” conference, Portland, OR 7th August 2010.

• Respondent to “Race, Racism, and the Nation-State: A Christian-Anarchist Perspective” presentation by Nekeisha Alexis-Baker, Jesus Radicals Conference, Portland, OR; 6th August 2010.

• 20 minute response on Anarchy Radio on questions of racism, speciesism, and scientism in critiques of Avatar, Tuesday 26th January, 2010.

• A Lullaby for the Planet: Undressing Ourselves for a Viable Parenthood. New Heaven, New Earth conference; Memphis, TN. 15th August 2009

Part 1

Part 2

For a review, see issue 4 of In the Land of the Living by Andy Lewis

 

• Open Forum: Layla AbdelRahim and John Zerzan respond (total time: 1hour and 51 minutes).

 

• Interviewed by Andy Lewis for Issue #4 of In the Land of the Living

 

• Guest on John Zerzan’s “Anarchy Radio” at KWVA, University of Oregon, Eugene NEW! Feb. 2009

 

• In Praise of the Wild: Discussion of Jeannette Walls’ “The Glass Castle”:

guest speaker at CKUT radio programme: In the Motherhood (mp3 of the programme) plus a response essay

 

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FICTION:

 

• The Inner-shit-issue (short story)

• Ladies and Gentlemen: We’ve Got Him! (drama)

• Red Delicious (drama)

• Kaleidoscope (creative non-fiction)

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