Researcher in Postcolonial Literature and Ecocriticism
My work engages postcolonial literary studies, ecocriticism, and the environmental humanities, with a focus on African and Global South literatures. It examines questions of land, memory, and representation in contexts shaped by colonialism and its afterlives, with particular attention to environmental change, cultural identity, and forms of resistance.
I am particularly interested in how literary texts mediate relationships between people, place, and history, and in how narrative form shapes the interpretation of social and ecological experience. My research combines theoretical inquiry with close textual analysis to position literature as a critical site for engaging questions of environment, power, and belonging.
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