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Joan Naviyuk Kane

ジョアン・ナヴィユク・ケイン

Joan Naviyuk Kane

プロフィール

性別
女性
国籍
United States
言語
English, Inupiaq (family background)
居住地歴
Cambridge, Massachusetts → Portland, Oregon — Reed College (Visiting Associate Professor)

経歴

職業
Poet, Novelist, Academic (creative writing faculty), Playwright
活動期間
2004年〜
所属
Harvard College (faculty appointments), Tufts University (faculty appointments), University of Massachusetts Boston (faculty appointments), Reed College (Visiting Associate Professor)

学歴

Harvard College
学位: BA
国: United States
BA attained (major not specified)
Columbia University
学位: M.F.A.
国: United States
M.F.A. in creative writing

受賞歴

John Haines Award
2004
主催: Ice Floe Press
結果: 受賞
Walt Whitman Award (semi-finalist)
2006
主催: Academy of American Poets
結果: 準決勝進出
Rasmuson Foundation Individual Artist Award
2007
主催: Rasmuson Foundation
結果: 受賞
Whiting Award
2009
主催: Whiting Foundation
結果: 受賞
National Native Creative Development Program Grant
2009
主催: Longhouse Education and Cultural Center
結果: 助成
Alaska Native Writers on the Environment Award
2010
主催: Alaska Conservation Foundation / related organizations
結果: 受賞
Donald Hall Prize in Poetry (AWP)
2012
主催: Association of Writers & Writing Programs (AWP)
結果: 受賞
Native Arts and Cultures Foundation Literature Fellowship
2013
主催: Native Arts and Cultures Foundation
結果: フェローシップ受領
Rasmuson Foundation Artist Fellowship
2013
主催: Rasmuson Foundation
結果: 受賞
Indigenous Writer-in-Residence at the School for Advanced Research
2014
主催: School for Advanced Research
結果: 辞任・任命(レジデンシー)
American Book Award
2014
対象作品: Hyperboreal
主催: Before Columbus Foundation (awarding body)
結果: 受賞
Tuttle Creative Residency
2016
主催: Tuttle Creative Residency program
結果: レジデンシー
Aninstantia Foundation Artist Award
2016
主催: Aninstantia Foundation
結果: 受賞
Lannan Foundation Residency Fellowship
2017
主催: Lannan Foundation
結果: フェローシップ受領
John Simon Guggenheim Foundation Fellowship
2018
主催: John Simon Guggenheim Foundation
結果: フェローシップ受領
Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study Fellowship (Harvard)
2019
主催: Radcliffe Institute for Advanced Study
結果: フェローシップ受領
Paul Engle Prize
2023
主催: Iowa City of Literature / related organizations
結果: 受賞

受賞・候補エディション

作品

代表作

Due North

2006年 Poetry

Early collection exploring northern landscapes, homeland, and personal/cultural loss.

Arctic/ northern landscapesLossIdentity

The Cormorant Hunter's Wife

2009年 Poetry

Poems about hunting, traditional life, Inupiaq family history and loss. Revised/republished by a university press in 2012.

Hunting cultureFamily historyTradition and loss

Hyperboreal

2013年 Poetry

A collection that poetically examines northern memory, climate change, and experiences of displacement; winner of the American Book Award.

Climate changeMigration and displacementCultural memory

Milk Black Carbon

2017年 Poetry

Poems addressing identity, environment, and intergenerational connections.

EnvironmentIntergenerational tiesIdentity

Another Bright Departure

2019年 Poetry

A book of poems centered on loss and transitions, blending personal and cultural perspectives.

LossTransitionMemory

Dark Traffic

2021年 Poetry

A recent collection addressing complex psychological and social themes.

SocietyPsychologyResponsibility

Ex Machina

2023年 Poetry

One of the latest collections; details based on available public information.

Technology and the humanTransformation

Circumpolar Connections: Creative Indigenous Geographies of the Arctic

2024年 Essay / Edited volume

A collaborative/edited work addressing creative Indigenous geographies of the Arctic.

Circumpolar studiesIndigenous geographiesCollaborative scholarship

全著作

  • Due North (2006)
  • The Cormorant Hunter's Wife (2009; Univ. of Alaska Press 2012)
  • Hyperboreal (2013)
  • Milk Black Carbon (2017)
  • Another Bright Departure (2019)
  • Dark Traffic (2021)
  • Ex Machina (2023)
  • Circumpolar Connections: Creative Indigenous Geographies of the Arctic (2024)

翻案

  • The Gilded Tusk (won Anchorage Museum script contest)

作風・主題

文体
Lyrical and narrative poetic styleWeaves northern landscapes and Indigenous storytelling into poetry
頻出モチーフ
Arctic natureLoss and remembranceCultural and familial memory

評価・遺産

Joan Naviyuk Kane, drawing on her Inupiaq heritage, is recognized for poetry that engages the Arctic, climate change, and loss. She has received multiple fellowships and awards and serves in academic creative-writing roles, making her a significant contemporary American poet.

豆知識

  • Family roots from King Island and Mary's Igloo, Alaska (Inupiaq heritage).
  • Served as Indigenous Writer-in-Residence at the School for Advanced Research in 2014.
  • Awarded a Guggenheim Fellowship in 2018.
  • Won the American Book Award for Hyperboreal (2014).
  • Has held visiting creative-writing faculty positions, including at Reed College.