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Waterwork: The Clash Between Social Rights and Fossil Capitalism in Norwegian Fiction
by Karl Emil Rosenbæk Reetz Norway – a nation where oil production was born at…
Ecocriticism and Birding
Having written a PhD dissertation about human–bird relations in contemporary Scandinavian novels while also being…
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Blog Editor (3 open positions) The editors are responsible for running the Arcadiana blog. They are in…
“Forever changed”: Women, Revelation, and the Apocalypse in Wellington, New Zealand, 1846-1853
In her classic New Zealand novel The Captive Wife, Fiona Kidman’s character Jacky experiences an Apocalypse…
The Writings of Trees: Ogham, Phytographia, and Calligraphy
Introduction If a plant could speak, what would it say? From the Ents in Tolkein’s…
Blossoming Hope in Eco-dystopian times: Deniz Gezgin’s Eyes Wings Flowers Tails
by Merve Günday Deniz Gezgin’s1 poetic novel Eyes Wings Flowers Tails (2023)2 welcomes its readers…
Rivers as Emblems of Hope and Resilience: Drowning and Resurfacing in the Ganga
by Saloni Shokeen I still remember the extreme experience of drowning in the Ganga. A…
Tossing their heads in sprightly dance
by Franziska Maria Bergholtz resolve these behavioral cancers beforethey become more sexually suggestiveusing the method…
in sprightly dance
by Lara Wenisch Working Notes on Lara’s poem: When I set out on the project…
You are a sky full of stars
by Demet Uygun You are a sky full of stars,A floating voyage,Infinite beauty that never…
Beside the lake, beneath the trees
by Charmaine Küllenberg The wind rises Like a wave upon the sea Where the weeds…
Application for state-funded jocund company support during higher educational training under the Federal Training Assistance Act
by Noah Brelage 1. Extract from Personal Details: “I wandered lonely as a cloud In…
Unframing Wordsworth’s Daffodils. A practical and theoretical poetry class
Even outside of environmental literature circles, William Wordsworth’s poem ‘I wandered lonely as a cloud’,…
Queer relation and the landscape: animals, the neutral, and significant otherness
In this writerly contemplation of queer relation with animals and landscapes, Clare Patterson draws connections…
t4t as a model of eco intimacy and kinship in Oliver Baez Bendorf’s “T4T”
Organic Farming: A Spirit of Ecofeminism in India
The Eco-Gender Gap: When Sustainability Became a Women’s Issue
A Case for Denise Levertov as an Ecofeminist
Can Indian Ecofeminists be “Ethically” Vegan?
A 2019 report by IndiaSpend stated that since 2012 more than 133 instances of cow…
Challenging Mother Nature through the Feminised Imagery of the Moon: An Ecofeminist Reading of Ann Radcliffe and Sylvia Plath
The Experience of Environmental Epiphany in the Lives of A. Leopold, T. Hill, and A. Schweitzer
“Survival is insufficient”: The cautionary power of speculative fiction
Humility and Serious Noticing: Résumé of a Discussion Round on “The Everyday in British New Nature Writing”
© Mona Eendra On June 8th, 2021, my faculty hosted an online discussion round on…
Gr/ecocriticism: A Conversation with Nikoleta Zampaki
The Economy of Francesco: How to Repair the ‘Common Home’
Francesco, va’ e ripara la mia casa;Now go, Francesco, and repair my house(From The Major…
Dreaming of Home
Birches like Barcodes
Teaching Information Literacy in a Class on Global Environmental Justice
Αρκαδία, Here We Go Again: A Journey from ‘Pastoral’ to ‘Post-Pastoral’. And Beyond.
Image by Judith Prins on Unsplash “Small pleasures must correct great tragedies” V. Sackville-West, The…
The Chernobyl TV Series and the Impossibility of (Narrative) Closure
Lehrprojekt: Nature Writing und Übersetzung
Teaching Creative Nature Writing and Translation
Teaching Environmental Literature Online
Review: Virtual Opening and Streaming Festival ‘Critical Zones’ (May 2020)
“Where are you from?” Making Ecopoetic Homes
From Apartheid South Africa to Climate Apartheid: Mongane Wally Serote’s “City Johannesburg”
