Special Issue: Insects in the Eighteenth Century

Guest Editors: Beth Fowkes Tobin and Elizabeth Kowaleski Wallace

Table of Contents

Elizabeth Kowaleski Wallace, “Introduction, Part I: Some Theoretical Considerations and the Definition of Critical Insect Studies.”

Beth Fowkes Tobin, “Introduction, Part II: The Historical Context.”

Jeremy Chow, “Stedman’s Myrmecology: Decolonizing Analogy in Suriname.”

Laura Nüffer, “Singing, Shining, Buzzing, Biting: A Poetic Entomology of Early Modern Japan.”

Jacob Myers, “Chego Trouble: Mark Catesby and the Frictions of Representation in Colonial Entomology.”

Pascal Schwaighofer, “The Book Hive: A Material Metaphor.”

Lucinda Cole, “Northern Blights: Insect Swarms, Indigenous Knowledges, and European Travelers.”