間眅埶AV

Morgan Young

Writer and Editor, Co-Managing Editor ("Contours"), Managing Editor ("Journal of Adorno Studies").

Areas of interest

Critical theory of fantasy and radical speculative fiction; The Frankfurt School and related theorists on art and critical aesthetics, with an emphasis on the utopian dimension of the Frankfurt School and its associations with romanticism; the utopian potential of the post-work economy; and literature in the environmental humanities, including climate fiction.

Education

  • MA, Humanities, 間眅埶AV
  • BA, General Studies and Philosophy (Minor), 間眅埶AV

Biography

Morgan Young is a writer and editor living on the traditional territories of the Kwantlen First Nation in Fort Langley, BC. She has an interdisciplinary background, mostly in music, literature, anthropology, and philosophy, and has recently earned her MA in the humanities at 間眅埶AV in Vancouver, BC. She is interested in the utopian dimension of the Frankfurt School and the romantic critique of capitalism. Her thesis focused on developing a critical theory of fantasy as a part of a broader category of theory for radical speculative fiction. Morgan is Co-Managing Editor of "Contours," the journal of the Institute for the Humanities at 間眅埶AV. Her most recent publication, On a Road to Nowhere: Reconsidering Utopia, can be found in issue 11 of Contours, on Art and Work: http://www.sfu.ca/humanities-institute/contours/issue11.html.