Prof Inge Konik:
Selected articles in accredited journals:
2023 “Doing Eco-Feminism in a Time of Covid-19: Beyond the Limits of Liberal Feminism.” In Satgar, V. and Ntlokotse, R. (Eds.). Emancipatory Feminism in the Time of Covid-19: Transformative Resistance and Social Reproduction. Pp. 69-83. Democratic Marxism Book Series Vol. 7. Johannesburg: Wits University Press. (sole author)
2023 “Unearthing Ecosexuality: Archaeological and Genealogical Reflections on the Origins and Future of a Movement.” Japanese translation of article originally published in 2019. Journal of Environmental Thought and Education 16: 62-80. (first author)
2019 “Unearthing Ecosexuality: Archaeological and Genealogical Reflections on the Origins and
Future of a Movement.” Angelaki: Journal of the Theoretical Humanities 24/6: 76-94.
2019 “Unearthing Ecosexuality: Archaeological and Genealogical Reflections on the Origins and Future of a Movement.” Angelaki: Journal of the Theoretical Humanities 24(6): 76-94. (first author)
2018 “Ubuntu and Ecofeminism: Value-building with African and Womanist Voices.” Environmental Values 27/3: 269-288.
2018 “‘Affective’ Witnessing and Testimony in Contemporary Environmental Cinema.” Acta
Academica 50/3: 29-48.
2018 “Exploring Discursive Channelling of Libidinal Flows: A Materialist Ecofeminist Reading of
Nadine Labaki’s Caramel (2007).” South African Journal of Art History 33/1: 90-98.
2018 “Revisiting The 11th Hour in Critical Ecological Times.” Critical Arts: South-North Cultural and
Media Studies 32/2: 67-82.
2018 “Ubuntu and Ecofeminism: Value-building with African and Womanist Voices.” Environmental
Values 27/3: 269-288.
*See also author’s blog requested by White Horse Press leading up to the publication:
https://whitehorsepress.blog/2018/02/27/transversal-bridging-of-african-and-womanist-standpoints-seeking-a-life-affirming-global-ethic/
Forthcoming chapter:
2020. “Ecofeminism and Contemporary Struggles.” In (the provisionally entitled) Confronting Liberal Feminism and Covid-19, edited by Vishwas Satgar. Democratic Marxism book series, Volume 7. Wits University Press.