It is no surprise that New York City, immodestly known as “the capital of the world,” figures so strongly in the popular imagination of apocalypse: think of the submerged Statue of Liberty in the ...
Aarthi Vadde
Aarthi Vadde is Assistant Professor of English at Duke University. She is completing a book called “Chimeras of Form” about literary modernism’s relationship to colonial and contemporary internationalisms. She is also a co-curator of “Recording the Anthropocene,” an exhibition at Duke on the term’s implications for contemporary environmentalism.