Based on a UN mandate, this article explores the full complexity of enforced disappearance, both within the capacity of legal frameworks while also drawing on a broader range of disciplinary knowledge.

Using updates to the entry for octopus in a classic work of marine biology as an example, Cohen explores how people and the physical planet are intertwined, and argues that their entanglement opens the opportunity to bridge long-standing disciplinary divisions.

In an interview with Chloé Leprince at France Culture radio, Juliette Bessette discusses art studies within the "blue humanities" and their place in academia and beyond.

What we offer here is a still preliminary and provisional sketch of some ways of conceptualizing the field beyond the parameters of hyperinclusivity and hypercanonicity.

I’m emerging from the intellectual fog of early parenthood as the twins hit three months, and thought I’d try to get back in the saddle by asking you good people a few questions that have been on my mind.