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“My Body is a Spaceship”: Technoscience and Experiments Otherwise in Adam Dickinson’s Anatomic
Canada and Beyond, 2023 What does an understanding of the self as constantly rearticulated mean for ecopoetry and the lyric “I”? And how might an emphasis on a multiscalar semiotics, where different forms of writing are understood to carry the capacity to literally reorganize ...
Max Karpinski
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Climate Distress and the Work of Care: On Becoming and Worlding Otherwise
Geography Compass, Volume 20, Issue 1, January 2026.ABSTRACT This review article brings together recent work on climate distress and reparative framings of care, drawing in particular on Carr's (2022) recent call to turn to “tangible work of climate crisis” to explore the potential posed by climate distress to become and world otherwise.
J. R. Jarvis
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Sounding Carbon Ruins: Speculative Design for Climate Futures
LagoonscapesHow do you teach the climate changed future? Can we sound it out to get our bearing in the present? In this article, we articulate our experiences teaching theories and methods (and devising examples) of climate futuring and ecopoetics.
Macdonald, Graeme, Skinner, Jonathan
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'The Agony of Gaia': Mountain Top Removal
Caliban: French Journal of English Studies, 2019 Avec un titre en aposiopèse nous invitant à combler le silence d’une phrase laissée en suspens, avec en couverture l’œuvre multimédia de l’artiste plasticien Jeff Chapman-Crane "The Agony of Gaïa," le roman d’Ann Pancake donne voix aux cris de le terre ...
Bénédicte Meillon
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Climate Poetics: Contemporary Ecopoetry and the Remaking of Elegy
Future Humanities, Volume 3, Issue 2, November 2025.ABSTRACT One manifestation of the cascading ecological crises that characterize our current moment is a weakening of any sense of futurity. The implacable escalation of the climate crisis, the amplification of which is already inevitable given the carbon already in the atmosphere, has the effect of eroding any forward‐facing enterprise and ...
Thomas Storey
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Sjuttonhundratal, 2022 In this essay, an interdisciplinary group of researchers sets out to address the period 1780–1840 in Sweden in a new way, by placing nature at its centre.
Anna Albrektson +7 more
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Sound Art Geographies: Listening at the Limits of Audibility
Geography Compass, Volume 19, Issue 2, February 2025.ABSTRACT This paper explores the generative yet underexamined relation between human geography and sound art. Sound art has long been concerned with issues of spatiality, place and environment and yet interest in sound art from human geographers has been somewhat sparse, particularly when compared to the wealth of literature on visual art in the ...
George Burdon
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Pearse Hutchinson’s Ecopoetics on Spain (1950s-1960s) [PDF]
Estudios Irlandeses, 2020 The aim of this article is to examine Pearse Hutchinson’s critical attitude towards the tourist development of Spain in the 1960s and 1970s through his poetic production.
Verónica Membrive-Pérez
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Cogent Arts & Humanities, 2022 Ecocritical scholarship has encouraged diverse contributions from varied disciplines to the discussion of environmental issues across the globe. Given the magnitude of the problem and the frequency of the mutilation it carries along, there is a call for ...
Fauzia Janjua
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Boreal ecopoetics: Christian Dotremont's site‐specific writing in Sápmi
Orbis Litterarum, Volume 79, Issue 3, Page 264-279, June 2024.Abstract Northern Fennoscandia entered Christian Dotremont's (1922–1979) imagination in 1956. The Belgian avant‐gardist was comfortable in Central‐European artistic milieus through his involvement in CoBrA (1948–1951), but a total of 12 journeys to Sápmi between 1956 and 1978 had a profound effect on his creative work, especially the logograms he is ...
Sami Sjöberg
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