Ysabel Muñoz-Martínez
Biographic Data
| ID | 5148595 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Ysabel Muñoz-Martínez |
| GIVEN NAMES | Ysabel |
| FAMILY NAME | Muñoz-Martínez |
| SIGNATURE | MUÑOZ-MARTÍNEZ Y |
| AFFILIATIONS | Norwegian University of Science and Technology |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-3195-5876 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 6 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 5 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2022 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
Tropical Futurisms
Tropical Futurisms situates the making of futures in the geo-climatic zone of the tropics with its shared—yet always specific—histories of colonialism(s) and ecological biodiversities. At the same time, this special issue acknowledges the pluralities of tropical cultures and their cosmological insights, technological imaginings, and multispecies vitalities. This second part of the double Special Issue on Tropical Futurisms emphasises creative pra…
Tropical Futurisms
Tropical Futurisms situates the reading of futures in the shared yet multiple modalities of this geo-climatic zone, acknowledging the social and political complexities, technological engagements, multispecies vitalities, and cosmological plurality within tropical regions. This first part of the double Special Issue emphasizes the diversity that comes from thinking about futures by positioning them back in material ecological experiences in this t…
Archipelagic Futures
Puerto Rico’s experience of Hurricane Maria became an inflection point for the island’s inhabitants, diaspora, literary and artistic communities, uncovering and stressing the overlapping crises that continue ailing the country. This paper discusses how political ecology and gender non-normativity are fundamental axes to approach Puerto Rican poet Roque Raquel Salas Rivera’s decolonial proposal of futurity in the face of overlapping disasters. It …
Infrastructures of Harm, Communities of Knowledge and Environmental Justice
Marco Armiero on Bodies, Narratives and Commoning in the WasteoceneJust a couple of months before he joined a panel with Divya Gupta in the "Infrastructures of Harm, Communities of Knowledge & Environmental Justice" panel, 1 Marco Armiero was asked in a webinar why he insisted on narratives and storytelling as central in his ideas about the Wasteocene (the homonymous book was released in 2021 as part of the Cambridge Elements series).As an avid M…
Gardening in Polluted Tropics
While toxic substances continue increasingly, and unevenly, infiltrating the world, the new materialist turn invites us to examine the relationalities emerging between pollution and literature. This essay examines how Olive Senior’s poetry collection Gardening in the Tropics portrays the imposition of waste and toxicity on Caribbean islands and the counter-narratives to toxic politics that emerge from non-hegemonic perspectives. The paper utilize…
Gardening in Polluted Tropics
While toxic substances continue increasingly, and unevenly, infiltrating the world, the new materialist turn invites us to examine the relationalities emerging between pollution and literature. This essay examines how Olive Senior’s poetry collection Gardening in the Tropics portrays the imposition of waste and toxicity on Caribbean islands and the counter-narratives to toxic politics that emerge from non-hegemonic perspectives. The paper utilize…
Tropical Futurisms
Tropical Futurisms situates the making of futures in the geo-climatic zone of the tropics with its shared—yet always specific—histories of colonialism(s) and ecological biodiversities. At the same time, this special issue acknowledges the pluralities of tropical cultures and their cosmological insights, technological imaginings, and multispecies vitalities. This second part of the double Special Issue on Tropical Futurisms emphasises creative pra…
Tropical Futurisms
Tropical Futurisms situates the reading of futures in the shared yet multiple modalities of this geo-climatic zone, acknowledging the social and political complexities, technological engagements, multispecies vitalities, and cosmological plurality within tropical regions. This first part of the double Special Issue emphasizes the diversity that comes from thinking about futures by positioning them back in material ecological experiences in this t…
Gardening in Polluted Tropics
While toxic substances continue increasingly, and unevenly, infiltrating the world, the new materialist turn invites us to examine the relationalities emerging between pollution and literature. This essay examines how Olive Senior’s poetry collection Gardening in the Tropics portrays the imposition of waste and toxicity on Caribbean islands and the counter-narratives to toxic politics that emerge from non-hegemonic perspectives. The paper utilize…
Infrastructures of Harm, Communities of Knowledge and Environmental Justice
Marco Armiero on Bodies, Narratives and Commoning in the WasteoceneJust a couple of months before he joined a panel with Divya Gupta in the "Infrastructures of Harm, Communities of Knowledge & Environmental Justice" panel, 1 Marco Armiero was asked in a webinar why he insisted on narratives and storytelling as central in his ideas about the Wasteocene (the homonymous book was released in 2021 as part of the Cambridge Elements series).As an avid M…
Tropical Futurisms
Tropical Futurisms situates the making of futures in the geo-climatic zone of the tropics with its shared—yet always specific—histories of colonialism(s) and ecological biodiversities. At the same time, this special issue acknowledges the pluralities of tropical cultures and their cosmological insights, technological imaginings, and multispecies vitalities. This second part of the double Special Issue on Tropical Futurisms emphasises creative pra…
Tropical Futurisms
Tropical Futurisms situates the reading of futures in the shared yet multiple modalities of this geo-climatic zone, acknowledging the social and political complexities, technological engagements, multispecies vitalities, and cosmological plurality within tropical regions. This first part of the double Special Issue emphasizes the diversity that comes from thinking about futures by positioning them back in material ecological experiences in this t…
Archipelagic Futures
Puerto Rico’s experience of Hurricane Maria became an inflection point for the island’s inhabitants, diaspora, literary and artistic communities, uncovering and stressing the overlapping crises that continue ailing the country. This paper discusses how political ecology and gender non-normativity are fundamental axes to approach Puerto Rican poet Roque Raquel Salas Rivera’s decolonial proposal of futurity in the face of overlapping disasters. It …
Art (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · Financial economics (3 works) · Futures contract (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Law (3 works) · Literature (3 works) · Political science (3 works) · Astrobiology (2 works) · Ecocriticism and Environmental Literature (2 works)