My research explores the intersections of literature, philosophy, history, and the Earth sciences, with particular attention to the relationships between human experience and the natural world. Through the concept of more-than-human humanism, I seek to reconsider the place of humanity within the broader ecological, geological, and historical processes that shape our existence.

A central concern of this work is the relationship between war and peace, memory and testimony, and the ways in which literature and interdisciplinary inquiry can deepen our understanding of a world that extends beyond the human.

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