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“Survival is insufficient”: The cautionary power of speculative fiction
Current headlines abound with apocalyptic references to the global climate emergency. The 2021 Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) report released in August 2021 brought into the mainstream what climate scientists already knew – dramatic and life-altering changes to the climate are much closer than many of us expected. The ambiguous language is gone.
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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 “The Everyday in British New Nature Writing” with three acclaimed guests of the field: poet and essayist Kathleen Jamie, author and naturalist Mark Cocker, and ecocritical scholar Terry Gifford. The talk was both part of the undergraduate course on ecopoetry…
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Gr/ecocriticism: A Conversation with Nikoleta Zampaki
‘To speak of Environmental Humanities in Modern Greek Studies is at the same time a way to speak of the future of Modern Greek humanities’: Nikoleta Zampaki on ecological thinking in Greek research
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