Kathryn Gillespie is a feminist geographer and critical animal studies scholar. Her work has been published in Gender, Place and Culture, Antipode, and Hypatia. She is the author of The Cow with Ear Tag #1389, and she coedited, with Patricia J. Lopez, Economies of Death.  Patricia J. Lopez is Assistant Professor of Geography at Dartmouth College. Her work has been published in Gender, Place and Culture, and Environment and Planning. She is the coeditor, with Kathryn Gillespie, of Economies of Death.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroductionPatricia J. Lopez and Kathryn Gillespie1. “With You, Time Flowed Like Water”: Geographies of Grief across International Research CollaborationsJessie Hanna Clark2. Grieving Guinea Pigs: Refl ections on Research and Shame in PeruMaría Elena García3. An Immigrant in Academia: Navigating Grief and PrivilegeYolanda Valencia4. The Mongoose Trap: Grief, Intervention, and the Impossibility of Professional DetachmentElan Abrell5. The Authentic Hypocrisy of Ecological GriefAmy Spark6. Scale-Blocking Grief: Witnessing the Intimate between a Confl ict Leopard and Confi nementKalli F. Doubleday7. On Missing People in the FieldDavid Boarder Giles8. Grieving Daughter, Grieving WitnessAbigail H. Neely9. The Researcher-Witness of Violence against Queers: One Scholar-Activist’s Pathway through LamentWilliam J. Payne10. Unsteady Hands: Care and Grief for Conservation SubjectsJenny R. Isaacs11. Grieving Salmon and the Politics of Collective Ecological FieldworkCleo Woelfl e-Erskine12. Witnessing Grief: Feminist Perspectives on the Loss-Body-Mind-Self-Other Nexus and Permissionto Express FeelingsAvril Maddrell and Elizabeth Olson13. Self-Care and Trauma: Locating the Time and Space to GrieveDana CuomoEpiloguePatricia J. Lopez and Kathryn GillespieContributorsIndex

Kathryn Gillespie is a feminist geographer and critical animal studies scholar. Her work has been published in Gender, Place and Culture, Antipode, and Hypatia. She is the author of The Cow with Ear Tag #1389, and she coedited, with Patricia J. Lopez, Economies of Death.  Patricia J. Lopez is Assistant Professor of Geography at Dartmouth College. Her work has been published in Gender, Place and Culture, and Environment and Planning. She is the coeditor, with Kathryn Gillespie, of Economies of Death.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroductionPatricia J. Lopez and Kathryn Gillespie1. “With You, Time Flowed Like Water”: Geographies of Grief across International Research CollaborationsJessie Hanna Clark2. Grieving Guinea Pigs: Refl ections on Research and Shame in PeruMaría Elena García3. An Immigrant in Academia: Navigating Grief and PrivilegeYolanda Valencia4. The Mongoose Trap: Grief, Intervention, and the Impossibility of Professional DetachmentElan Abrell5. The Authentic Hypocrisy of Ecological GriefAmy Spark6. Scale-Blocking Grief: Witnessing the Intimate between a Confl ict Leopard and Confi nementKalli F. Doubleday7. On Missing People in the FieldDavid Boarder Giles8. Grieving Daughter, Grieving WitnessAbigail H. Neely9. The Researcher-Witness of Violence against Queers: One Scholar-Activist’s Pathway through LamentWilliam J. Payne10. Unsteady Hands: Care and Grief for Conservation SubjectsJenny R. Isaacs11. Grieving Salmon and the Politics of Collective Ecological FieldworkCleo Woelfl e-Erskine12. Witnessing Grief: Feminist Perspectives on the Loss-Body-Mind-Self-Other Nexus and Permissionto Express FeelingsAvril Maddrell and Elizabeth Olson13. Self-Care and Trauma: Locating the Time and Space to GrieveDana CuomoEpiloguePatricia J. Lopez and Kathryn GillespieContributorsIndex

Kathryn Gillespie is a feminist geographer and critical animal studies scholar. Her work has been published in Gender, Place and Culture, Antipode, and Hypatia. She is the author of The Cow with Ear Tag #1389, and she coedited, with Patricia J. Lopez, Economies of Death.  Patricia J. Lopez is Assistant Professor of Geography at Dartmouth College. Her work has been published in Gender, Place and Culture, and Environment and Planning. She is the coeditor, with Kathryn Gillespie, of Economies of Death.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroductionPatricia J. Lopez and Kathryn Gillespie1. “With You, Time Flowed Like Water”: Geographies of Grief across International Research CollaborationsJessie Hanna Clark2. Grieving Guinea Pigs: Refl ections on Research and Shame in PeruMaría Elena García3. An Immigrant in Academia: Navigating Grief and PrivilegeYolanda Valencia4. The Mongoose Trap: Grief, Intervention, and the Impossibility of Professional DetachmentElan Abrell5. The Authentic Hypocrisy of Ecological GriefAmy Spark6. Scale-Blocking Grief: Witnessing the Intimate between a Confl ict Leopard and Confi nementKalli F. Doubleday7. On Missing People in the FieldDavid Boarder Giles8. Grieving Daughter, Grieving WitnessAbigail H. Neely9. The Researcher-Witness of Violence against Queers: One Scholar-Activist’s Pathway through LamentWilliam J. Payne10. Unsteady Hands: Care and Grief for Conservation SubjectsJenny R. Isaacs11. Grieving Salmon and the Politics of Collective Ecological FieldworkCleo Woelfl e-Erskine12. Witnessing Grief: Feminist Perspectives on the Loss-Body-Mind-Self-Other Nexus and Permissionto Express FeelingsAvril Maddrell and Elizabeth Olson13. Self-Care and Trauma: Locating the Time and Space to GrieveDana CuomoEpiloguePatricia J. Lopez and Kathryn GillespieContributorsIndex