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Outputs

Below, we outline the outputs that have arisen from the postgraduate research conducted as part of the Doctoral Training Programme. We embrace a diversity of output formats and have listed outputs by date while highlighting the type of output.


In press

Fiennes, S., Hardianto, N., Answari, S., Asri, D., Jackson, T., Holmes, G. & Hassall, C. (in press) Rethinking extinction “crises” – the case of the Asian songbird trade. Cambridge Prisms: Extinction.

Fiennes, S., Huggan, G., Skrimshire, S., and Turton-Hughes, S,. (forthcoming) Speaking in spores: Extinction and the fungal imaginary in Bartosch, Heise and Rigby (eds), Unsettling Extinction. [Book chapter]

Howard, A. (in press). The Farm Closes. Stand Magazine. [Short fiction]

Roberts, J.D., Stirbyte, A., Prosser, K., Simpson, K., Bartlett, A.J., Brown, T., Oakes, S., (in press) ‘Extinction Studies in Focus: Reflections on Photography at a Time of Ecological Decline’, in press, Cambridge Prisms Extinction.

 


2024

Clay, C.G., Dunhill, A.M., Reiner, J.D., Beger, M (2024), Trait Networks: Assessing Marine Community Resilience and Extinction Recovery, iScience, 27: 110962. [Journal Article]

Fiennes, S., Anasari, S.D. & Hardianto, N. (2023) TikTok facilitating songbird trade in Indonesia. Oryx, 57(4), pp. 420-421. [Journal Article]

Fiennes, S., Patil, I. & Lugas, L. (2024) Uncaged Conservation: An inclusive audio-visual exploration of wildlife marketplaces. Available at: https://www.uncagedconservation.com/

Howard, A. and Nelson, D. (2024). Snake words in Estonia: Language, nature and extinction in Andrus Kivirähk’s The Man Who Spoke Snakish. Cambridge Prisms: Extinction. [Online]

Howard, A. (2024). Colonialism, Resistance and (Anti-)Nationalism in Andrus Kivirähk’s The Man Who Spoke Snakish (Koloniālisms, pretošanās un (anti)nacionālisms Andrusa Kivirehka romānā “Vīrs, kas zināja čūskuvārdus”). Letonica. [Online].

Oakes, S. (2024) The One That Makes the Daughter-In-Law Cry and Other Potato Recipes From the Women of the Potato Park [Article]

Oakes, S. (2024) Roots: exploring Indigenous biocultural heritage through participatory action research in Peru, [Article]

Roberts, J.D., Waddington, L.L., Quinnell, R.J., G. Huggan, G., Dunn, A.M. (2024), ‘Parasites and Plantations: Disease, Environment and Society in efforts to induce Extinction of Hookworm in Jamaica, 1919-1936’, Cambridge Prisms Extinction, [Journal Article]

Roberts, J.D. (2024) 'Harebells and Heather', https://jdrobertsmusic.bandcamp.com/album/harebells-and-heather

Talensby, M.T., & Parreñas, J. S. (2024). To live and die in an age of extinction: a conversation with Juno Salazar Parreñas. Mortality, 29(3), 612–625. [Journal article]

 


2023

Extinction Studies DTP (2023) Extinction in the Small Isles: Contributions from Alfie Howard, MT Talensby, Jon Roberts, Sicily Fiennes, Lydia Woods, Serena Turton-Hughes, Jenny Kennedy [Photo blog]

Boom, A. (2023) Mehri Language and Culture Documentation: Experiences and Practices. Paper presented at The Study of Endangered Languages in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Riyadh. 27-28 Dec 2023 [This conference presentation discusses the documentation practices and outputs giving back to the Mehri community.] [Conference paper]

Boom, A., Watson, J.C.E, &  al Mahri, A. (2023) From the Coast to the Desert, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZUbV2W0Dj5E [This photo montage, narrated in Mehri, describes the landscape transitions from the coast of Dhofar through the mountains and to the desert. It is transcribed in Mehri and translated into Arabic and English.] [Online media]

 

Fiennes S, Anasari SD, Hardianto N. (2023) TikTok facilitating songbird trade in Indonesia. Oryx. 57(4):420-421. [Journal article] A longer version of this article was also published in the Indonesian edition of The Conversation.

Fiennes, S. (2023) Awe and Extinction. Land Lines Project, 18 August. Available at: https://landlinesproject.wordpress.com/awe-and-extinction-by-sicily-fiennes/

Flesher, C. (2023). COP28’s historic agreement, and the pursuit of climate justice. 03 December. Priestley Centre for Climate Futures. [Online]. Available from: https://climate.leeds.ac.uk/cop28s-historic-agreement-and-the-pursuit-of-climate-justice/

Oakes, S. (2023) You say potato, I say biocultural heritage that safeguards global food security, available at: https://climate.leeds.ac.uk/you-say-potato-i-say-biocultural-heritage-that-safeguards-global-food-security/

Roberts, J.D., (2023) Participating in eradication: how Guinea worm redefined eradication, and eradication redefined Guinea worm, 1985–2022. Medical History67(2), pp.148-171 [Uses WHO documents to provide the first paper-length history of the guinea worm eradication programme, with the emphasis placed on the role played by ordinary people in endemic areas solving their own problems] [Journal article]

Talensby, M.T. (2023). The Authenticity of Absence. Land Lines Project. [Online] https://landlinesproject.wordpress.com/the-authenticity-of-absence-by-mt-talensby/


2022

Wilson, J., Watson, J. C. E., Boom, A., & al-Qumairi, S. (2022). Language, Gesture and Ecology in Modern South Arabian Languages. In J. C. E. Watson, J. C. Lovett, & R. Morano (Eds.), Language and Ecology in Southern and Eastern Arabia (pp. 15-43). London: Bloomsbury. [This book chapter discusses the ways in which underlying structures of language and unspoken knowledge of the ecosystem are expressed through gesture. It also examines the ways in which gestures give insight into how the ecosystem is conceptualized.] [Book chapter] 

Boom, A. & al Barami, K. (2022) Traditional skin care in Dhofar ~ العناية بالبشرة التقليدية في ظفار, English: https://arcg.is/0XSWPH, Arabic: https://arcg.is/S0XWL [This story map describes the plants used in traditional skin care in Dhofar and is published in English and in Arabic.] [Online media]