Environmental Humanities Working Group
Meeting hybridly about twice a month, we are a working group based at Johns Hopkins that together... View more
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Jessie Croteau posted an update in the group
Environmental Humanities Working Group a week agoJoin us today!
Roundtable Discussion: Ecological Design & Activism in an Age of Reactionary Politics
A roundtable discussion exploring how to respond to the rise of reactionary politics and environmental backlash.
Hosted by the EDC, this event brings together voices from a range of disciplines to examine the political dimensions of ecological…
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Jessie Croteau posted an update in the group
Environmental Humanities Working Group 8 weeks agoWe hope you are all doing well and wanted to let you know that we have extended the deadline for the Graduate Panel of the Environmental Humanities Research Initiative (EHRI) to the 28th of February. The event itself will take place on March 26th.
Please send your abstracts (200-500 words) to ehrigradpanel@gmail.com and let us know if you have…
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Brian Sutherland posted an update in the group
Environmental Humanities Working Group 2 months agoHi,
Recently at the Green Tech Hackathon in Amsterdam, I had a chance to develop the instructions for DIY batteryless electronics — here’s a link!
Best wishes from Canada!
https://github.com/bksutherland/GreenTechHackathon/blob/main/README.md
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GreenTechHackathon/README.md at main · bksutherland/GreenTechHackathon
Contribute to bksutherland/GreenTechHackathon development by creating an account on GitHub.
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Jessie Croteau posted an update in the group
Environmental Humanities Working Group 3 months agoContribute to a Virtual Roundtable Discussion, Collection of Written Contributions, and/or Collaborative Project Proposals on what the Ecological Design Collective can be during a time of reactionary politics.
Are you passionate about reimagining the future of our environment? The EDC invites you to engage in an exciting collaborative project:…
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Kristin Brig-Ortiz posted an update in the group
Environmental Humanities Working Group 11 months ago11 months ago (edited)
We’re taking a short break to recover from the semester and will be back on Monday, May 20th at 2pm EST! We’ll be kicking off our summer meeting schedule with selections from Amitav Ghosh’s The Nutmeg’s Curse: Parables for a Planet in Crisis (2021). I’ll upload the PDFs to our folder when I have them.
We’ll see you next month!
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Kristin Brig-Ortiz posted an update in the group
Environmental Humanities Working Group 12 months agoOn Monday, April 22 (Earth Day), we will be meeting from 2-3pm EST to discuss Mark Greif’s The Age of the Crisis of Man: Thought and Fiction in America, 1933-1973 (2015). We’ll focus on Part IV, but feel free to read the whole book.
We’ll use our EDC video room as usual. See you there!
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A compelling intellectual and literary history of midcentury America
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Kristin Brig-Ortiz posted an update in the group
Environmental Humanities Working Group a year agoOn Monday, April 1, at 2pm EST, we will be discussing Adam Kirch’s newest book, The Revolt Against Humanity: Imagining a Future Without Us (2023). We’ll be in our video room. See you then!
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The Revolt Against Humanity · Columbia Global Reports
Should we welcome the end of humanity? In this blistering book about the history of an idea, one of our leading critics draws on his dazzling range and calls our attention to a seemingly inconceivable topic that is being seriously … Continue reading
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Kristin Brig-Ortiz posted an update in the group
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Kristin Brig-Ortiz posted an update in the group
Environmental Humanities Working Group a year agoOur next meeting is on Monday, March 18th from 2-3pm EST in our virtual room. We will be discussing anthropologist Jana Kopelent-Rehak’s recent work on aging and environmental issues on Smith Island, in the Chesapeake Bay. You can find the documents for discussion under our “Documents” tab.
See you there!
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Steven M posted an update in the group
Environmental Humanities Working Group a year agoso glad to be here. thanks!!
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