Jeremy Chow

About the Author

Jeremy Chow is a scholar and writer whose work bridges environmental humanities and queer theory, exploring the intricate intersections of nature, identity, and historical narratives. With a focus on eighteenth-century literature, Chow examines how ecological motifs reveal underlying tensions in human-nonhuman relationships, particularly through the lens of queerness and marginalization. His research challenges conventional environmental histories by highlighting fluid, troubled ecologies that defy binary categorizations. As an assistant professor of English at Bucknell University, Chow's interdisciplinary approach draws from literary criticism, ecocriticism, and cultural studies to illuminate overlooked dimensions of the natural world in early modern texts. Through his writing, he advocates for a more inclusive understanding of environmental justice, emphasizing the ways in which queer perspectives can reshape our ecological imagination.