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Drawing connections between geology, agriculture, medicine, food, sex, print culture, and war, The Corpse in the Kitchen provides a materialist analysis of North American settler colonialism. Waterman moves between the concrete and psychic dimensions of settler colonialism, providing methodological breakthroughs for the field. -- Manu Karuka, author of Empire's Tracks: Indigenous Nations, Chinese Workers, and the Transcontinental Railroad

Drawing connections between geology, agriculture, medicine, food, sex, print culture, and war, The Corpse in the Kitchen provides a materialist analysis of North American settler colonialism. Waterman moves between the concrete and psychic dimensions of settler colonialism, providing methodological breakthroughs for the field.---Manu Karuka, author of Empire's Tracks: Indigenous Nations, Chinese Workers, and the Transcontinental Railroad,

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Adam John Waterman is an independent scholar and writer. He lives in Beirut.

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