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Dr. Hannah Stark is an Associate Professor and Head of English and Writing at the University of Tasmania's School of Humanities. Her work bridges literary studies, philosophy, and environmental humanities, focusing on themes like extinction, queer theory, and love's political dimensions. She leads the ARC-funded 'Beyond Extinction' project reconstructing the Thylacine archive. A 2018 Vice-Chancellor’s Award winner, she also coordinates researcher development programs.
Education:
- PhD in Deleuze's Differential Ontology and the Problem of Ethics (University of Adelaide, 2011)
- BA (Hons) English (University of Adelaide, 2005)
Research Interests:
- Feminist and queer theory applied to climate change and extinction
- Philosophies of love and posthuman kinship
- Nonhuman turn and critical plant studies
- Anthropocene cultural narratives and public sentiment
Key Projects:
- ARC-funded 'Beyond Extinction' (2020–2025)
- 'How to Do Politics with Love' (with Timothy Laurie)
Awards & Recognition:
- 2018 Vice-Chancellor’s Exceptional Researcher Development Award
- ERS Theme Small Grants Award
Supervision & Grants:
- Guided 9+ doctoral students on topics like posthumanism and climate fiction
- Secured $213k ARC funding for Thylacine research
- Coordinated Go8 Future Research Leaders Program (2019)
Labs/Teams: Collaborates with global institutions like the University of Edinburgh on projects linking love ethics to environmental stewardship.
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