May ΠWriting Workshop!
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Land & Water, Law & Legacy
Please join us for a virtual panel, “Land and Water, Law and Legacy,” on Thursday, December 7, 12:00-1:15pm PST. A detailed description of the event and poster are included below. To register and receive a Zoom link, please email Peter Remien (pcremien@lcsc.edu) by Monday, December 4. Land and Water, Law and Legacy Conversations around our relationships…
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Notes from Oecologies Sponsored Event: Celebrating Joshua Calhoun’s Nature of the Page
Mikhaila Redovian, University of California, Davis Though Joshua Calhoun’s most recent book, The Nature of the Page: Poetry, Papermaking and the Ecology of Texts in Renaissance England was published in December of 2019, the global pandemic delayed celebrating his innovative publication until this year. That additional time allowed Oecologies members to engage deeply with the…
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Ecogrief and the Premodern: Pedagogies and Roundtable
Please join us on Thursday, May 11 from 12:00-1:30 PST for a roundtable discussion on pedagogies of ecogrief and the premodern. This roundtable brings together a wide range of pedagogues who have experience in the teaching and engagement of premodern ecocriticisms, premodern environments, and premodern ecological theoretical approaches, and who have incorporated ecogrief as an…
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Notes from an Oecologies Event: “Ecogrief and the Premodern Environment”
Peter Remien, Lewis-Clark State College Ecological grief is mourning that accompanies the ‘realization of environmental loss. Experienced as sorrow, guilt, helplessness, anger, desperation, and anxiety, ecogrief is associated with the vast environmental crises of the twenty-first century, such as climate change, ocean acidification, and species loss. And yet the most salient poetic expression of ecogrief…
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Notes from the In-Between: an Oecologies Reading Group
Elijah Two Bears, University of California, Davis On Friday, October 15th, 2022, the Oecologies research cluster gathered virtually to discuss the in-between of ocean and sky. Led by Dr. Tiffany Jo Werth, this conversation began the final part of the multi-year research project, “Earth/Sea/Sky.” Our discussion addressed three works, Eva Horn’s article, “Air as Medium,”…
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