Foreword

Susan Cahill, Emma Hegarty, and Emilie Morin

Waste and Abundance: The Measure of Consumption
SubStance 37(2): 3-7 [PDF]  

I. Representing Human Remains and Cultural By-Products

Catherine Bates

Messing with the Archive: Back Doors, Rubbish and Traces in Robert Kroetsch’s The Hornbooks of Rita K
SubStance 37(2): 8-24 [PDF] [References]  

Christopher Schmidt

The Waste-Management Poetics of Kenneth Goldsmith
SubStance 37(2): 25-40 [PDF] [References]  

Mary Catherine Foltz

The Excremental Ethics of Samuel R. Delany
SubStance 37(2): 41-55 [PDF] [References]  

II. Monumental Waste: Consumption, Landfill, and Recycling

Peter Boxall

"There’s no Lack of Void": Waste and Abundance in Beckett and DeLillo
SubStance 37(2): 56-70 [PDF] [References]  

Samantha MacBride

The Immorality of Waste: Depression-Era Perspectives in the Digital Age
SubStance 37(2): 71-77 [PDF] [References]  

James Ward

"London is All Waste": Rubbish in Patrick Keiller’s Robinson Films
SubStance 37(2): 78-93 [PDF] [References]  

Thorsten Botz-Bornstein

Wong Kar-wai’s Films and the Culture of the Kawaii
SubStance 37(2): 94-109 [PDF] [References]  

Michel Serres and Judith Adler

Feux et Signaux de Brume: Virginia Woolf’s Lighthouse
SubStance 37(2): 110-131 [PDF]  

Reviews

Denis M. Provencher

Boulé, Jean-Pierre. Sartre, Self-Formation and Masculinities. Oxford: Berghahn Books 2005.
SubStance 37(2): 132-137 [PDF]  

Fara Rabenarivo

Hubbard, Phil, et al. Thinking Geographically: Space, Theory and Contemporary Human Geography. London: Continuum, 2002. Pp. 288.
SubStance 37(2): 137-140 [PDF]  

Karlis Racevskis

Russo, Elena. Styles of Enlightenment: Taste, Politics, and Authorship in Eighteenth-Century France. Baltimore: The Johns Hopkins University Press, 2007. Pp. 346.
SubStance 37(2): 141-146 [PDF]  

Stuart Kendall

Stoekl, Allan. Bataille’s Peak: Energy, Religion, Postsustainability. Min-neapolis: University of Minnesota Press, 2007. Pp. 247.
SubStance 37(2): 146-150 [PDF]  

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