PUBLICATIONS

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Publications: Publications

Alkaline Hydrolysis

I have written several pieces about this 'new' disposition technology:

(2014) "Flush and Bone: Funeralizing Alkaline Hydrolysis in the US," Science, Technology, & Human Values 39/5
(2018) "Basic Cremation," Wake Forest Journal of Law and Policy
(2016) “Custody of the Corpse: Controlling Alkaline Hydrolysis in US Deathcare Markets," In Death in a Consumer Culture, edited by Susan Dobscha

BOOKS

(2024) Death’s Social Meaning and Materiality Beyond the Human. Death and Culture series (Bristol, UK: Bristol University Press.)

ARTICLES/CHAPTERS

(2024) “Death at a Planetary Scale: Mortality’s Moral Materiality in the Context of the Anthropocene.” In Death’s Social Meaning and Materiality Beyond the Human.
(2016) “Knowing Necro-Waste.” Social Epistemology 30/3: 326-345.

(2018) With Christine Labuski “’There’s Always a [White] Man in the Loop’: The Gendered and Racialized Politics of Civilian Drones.” Social Studies of Science 48/4 (August): 540-563.
(2016) “Domesticating Deathcare: The Women of the U.SNatural Deathcare Movement. Journal of Medical Humanities 39/2 (June): 195-215.
(2021) With Patricia MacCormack, Marietta Radomska, Nina Lykke, Ida Hillerup Hansen, and Nick Manganas. ‘What Do We Talk About When We Talk About Queer Death?/1 Theories and Definitions’. Whatever. A Transdisciplinary Journal of Queer Theories and Studies 4: 584-589.
(2022) “To Bear a Corpse: Home Funerals and Epistemic Cultures in U.S. Death Care.” In The New Death: Mortality and Death Care in the 21st Century, edited by Shannon Lee Dawdy and Tamara Kneese

(2012) “Putting Knowledge in its Place: Virtue, Value and the Internalism/Externalism Debate.” Philosophical Studies 159/2 (June): 241-261.
(2012) “Recent Work in Applied Virtue Ethics. American Philosophical Quarterly 49/3 (July): 183-203.
(2015) “Epistemic Burdens and the Value of Ignorance.” In The Future of Social Epistemology: A Collective Vision, edited by James Collier.
(2013) “Combatting Racialized and Gendered Habits of Ignorance: Toward a Transactional Pedagogy of Friendship.” Feminist Formations 25/1 (Spring): 59-83.