This special issue of KULA on the subject of ‘endangered knowledge’ comprises 22 essays by 34 authors working across a wide array of disciplines and fields. Guest editors Samantha MacFarlane, Rachel Mattson, and Bethany Nowviskie have assembled a collection of scholarly articles, pedagogical reflections, and project reports that take up theoretical and practical considerations of archival salvage and erasure, the persistence of the public record, indigenous knowledge, and the politics of loss. The special issue explores endangerment as a critical category of analysis for records, data, collections, languages, ecosystems, and networks.
Guest Editors: Samantha MacFarlane, Rachel Mattson, and Bethany Nowviskie
Authors: Samantha MacFarlane , Rachel Mattson, Bethany Nowviskie
Author: Eira Tansey
Author: Moriah Ulinskas
Authors: Chaitra Powell, Holly Smith , Shanee' Murrain, Skyla Hearn
Author: Stephen Miller
Author: Gabriel Daniel Solis
Author: Lauren Sorensen
Author: Stacy Wood
Author: T-Kay Sangwand
Authors: Rachel Bickel , Sarah Dupont
Authors: Sarah Middleton, William Kilbride
Authors: Catherine Hannula, Jennifer Barth
Authors: Dorothea Salo, Jesse Hocking
Author: Mona Jimenez
Author: Margo Schlanger
Authors: Martin R. Kalfatovic, Grace Costantino
Author: Peter Herdrich
Author: Claire Carlin
Author: Dougald Hine
Authors: Alexandra Juhasz , Jennifer McCoy
Authors: Alexandra Bolintineanu, Jaya Thirugnanasampanthan
Authors: Brandon T. Locke , Jason A. Heppler
Authors: Marco Robinson , Phyllis Earles
KULA: Knowledge Creation, Dissemination, and Preservation Studies is published by the University of Victoria Libraries. We acknowledge and respect the Lək̓ʷəŋən (Songhees and Esquimalt) Peoples on whose territory the university stands, and the Lək̓ʷəŋən and WSÁNEĆ Peoples whose historical relationships with the land continue to this day.
