News: Summary of the 17th EASLCE Webinar: Transversal Aesthetics
Host: Dr André Krebber, University of Kassel, Germany Participants: Julia Ditter, Northumbria University, United Kingdom (co-ordinator) Lena Pfeifer, University of Würzburg, Germany... Read More
EASCLE 18th Webinar: Realism(s) in the Anthropocene: Representational and Ethical Challenges
EASCLE 18th Webinar Realism(s) in the Anthropocene: Representational and Ethical Challenges Dr Adeline Johns-Putra, Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University, China & University of Hong... Read More
17th EASLCE Webinar: Transversal Aesthetics – Aesthetics Beyond the Human with Dr André Krebber
Transversal Aesthetics – Aesthetics Beyond the Human Dr André Krebber, University of Kassel, Germany Time and Date: 2 March 2021 – 5pm... Read More
16th Webinar II – Cognition, Emotion, and the Impact of Environmental Narratives with Alexa Weik von Mossner
Cognition, Emotion, and the Impact of Environmental Narratives Alexa Weik von Mossner, Professor of American Studies, University of Klagenfurt, Austria Time and... Read More
EASLCE 16th Webinar: Cognition, Emotion, and the Impact of Environmental Narratives with Prof. Alexa Weik von Mossner
Cognition, Emotion, and the Impact of Environmental Narratives Alexa Weik von Mossner, Professor of American Studies, University of Klagenfurt, Austria Time and... Read More
Announcing Arcadiana!
Arcadiana is a blog about the environment in literature and culture. It is hosted by postgraduate members of the European Association for... Read More
EASLCE 15th Webinar: Brexit Ecocriticism
Brexit Ecocriticism Greg Garrard, Professor of Environmental Humanities, University of British Columbia, Canada Webinar Date and time: 2 May 2020, 10am PDT... Read More
Summary of the 14th EASLCE Webinar: Ecocritics Going Public
Scott Slovic opened the webinar with an introduction into the world of the public intellectual, a figure that is explored in depth in the writings we prepared for the webinar. Rather than letting ourselves be pushed to the side while scholars in the fields of economics, public policy, law and the natural sciences dominate public debate and thereby determine the decisions that are made, it is important that as humanities and arts scholars we recognise the value of our own research and find out how we can contribute our perspectives to the public conversation to benefit our fellow citizens.
EASLCE 14th Webinar: Ecocritics Going Public: Using Our Knowledge for Public Good
Scott Slovic, Professor of Environmental Humanities, University of Idaho, USA EASCLE Webinar Date and time: April 5th, 10am PST / 7pm CET... Read More
Webinar “Plant Studies” with Prof. Christa Grewe-Volpp 16.11.2019
Webinar 16.11.2019 at 10 AM CET on “Plant Studies” Prof. Christa Grewe-Volpp “Plant studies” is a very recent branch of critical inquiry... Read More