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SUMMARY:Upcoming: Jan. 27, Dr. Dominik Schrey: "Alpine Topographies of Loss"
DESCRIPTION:Towards "Environmental Humanities"? Ecocriticism in Theory and Practice \nOver the past decades, the climate crisis has risen to the forefront of social and environmental concerns. In literary and cultural studies, there has been a corresponding rise of interest in ecological issues, ranging from literary (critical) engagement (climate and ecocollapse fiction, literary ecocriticisim imagination, ecofeminism and environmental justice, ecological citizenship and transnationalism).\nThis lecture series constitues a foray into the variety of ecoliterary (and ecomedial) depictions of anthropogenic climate change and the diversity of ecocritical approaches. \nAs this lecture series is part of the Stuttgart Change Labs project 'The Climate Crisis in the (English Foreign Language) Classroom', we also invite discussions of how to include environmental thinking into educational agendas and of how to implement an ecologically engaged educational practice.\nDr. Geoff Rodoreda: "On Rocks that Speak: Nature, Agency and Reading Vulnerability in Postcolonial Cli-fi".(Abstract)\nProf. Dr. Joni Adamson: "The Environmental Humanities in the Age of Global Syndemic". (Abstract)\nProf. Dr. Uwe Küchler: "Environmental Literacy and the Grueling Effectiveness of Despair". (Abstract)\nProf. Dr. Ursula Heise: "Climate Justice and Urban Narrative".\nDr. Dominik Schrey: "Alpine Topographies of Loss".\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nDr. Guido Isekenmeier & Dr. Saskia Schabio\nContact: guido.isekenmeier@ilw.uni-stuttgart.de / saskia.schabio@ilw.uni-stuttgart.de \nFor technical support please contact: seyda.akkaya@ilw.uni-stuttgart.de
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220127T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220127T213000
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.ilw.uni-stuttgart.de/institut/aktuelles/veranstaltung/Upcoming-Jan.-27-Dr.-Dominik-Schrey-Alpine-Topographies-of-Loss/
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SUMMARY:Upcoming: Jan. 27, Dr. Dominik Schrey: "Alpine Topographies of Loss"
DESCRIPTION:Towards "Environmental Humanities"? Ecocriticism in Theory and Practice \nOver the past decades, the climate crisis has risen to the forefront of social and environmental concerns. In literary and cultural studies, there has been a corresponding rise of interest in ecological issues, ranging from literary (critical) engagement (climate and ecocollapse fiction, literary ecocriticisim imagination, ecofeminism and environmental justice, ecological citizenship and transnationalism).\nThis lecture series constitues a foray into the variety of ecoliterary (and ecomedial) depictions of anthropogenic climate change and the diversity of ecocritical approaches. \nAs this lecture series is part of the Stuttgart Change Labs project 'The Climate Crisis in the (English Foreign Language) Classroom', we also invite discussions of how to include environmental thinking into educational agendas and of how to implement an ecologically engaged educational practice.\nDr. Geoff Rodoreda: "On Rocks that Speak: Nature, Agency and Reading Vulnerability in Postcolonial Cli-fi".(Abstract)\nProf. Dr. Joni Adamson: "The Environmental Humanities in the Age of Global Syndemic". (Abstract)\nProf. Dr. Uwe Küchler: "Environmental Literacy and the Grueling Effectiveness of Despair". (Abstract)\nProf. Dr. Ursula Heise: "Climate Justice and Urban Narrative".\nDr. Dominik Schrey: "Alpine Topographies of Loss".\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nDr. Guido Isekenmeier & Dr. Saskia Schabio\nContact: guido.isekenmeier@ilw.uni-stuttgart.de / saskia.schabio@ilw.uni-stuttgart.de \nFor technical support please contact: seyda.akkaya@ilw.uni-stuttgart.de
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20211125T200000
DTEND;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20211125T213000
URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.ilw.uni-stuttgart.de/institut/aktuelles/veranstaltung/Upcoming-Jan.-27-Dr.-Dominik-Schrey-Alpine-Topographies-of-Loss/
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SUMMARY:Upcoming: Jan. 27, Dr. Dominik Schrey: "Alpine Topographies of Loss"
DESCRIPTION:Towards "Environmental Humanities"? Ecocriticism in Theory and Practice \nOver the past decades, the climate crisis has risen to the forefront of social and environmental concerns. In literary and cultural studies, there has been a corresponding rise of interest in ecological issues, ranging from literary (critical) engagement (climate and ecocollapse fiction, literary ecocriticisim imagination, ecofeminism and environmental justice, ecological citizenship and transnationalism).\nThis lecture series constitues a foray into the variety of ecoliterary (and ecomedial) depictions of anthropogenic climate change and the diversity of ecocritical approaches. \nAs this lecture series is part of the Stuttgart Change Labs project 'The Climate Crisis in the (English Foreign Language) Classroom', we also invite discussions of how to include environmental thinking into educational agendas and of how to implement an ecologically engaged educational practice.\nDr. Geoff Rodoreda: "On Rocks that Speak: Nature, Agency and Reading Vulnerability in Postcolonial Cli-fi".(Abstract)\nProf. Dr. Joni Adamson: "The Environmental Humanities in the Age of Global Syndemic". (Abstract)\nProf. Dr. Uwe Küchler: "Environmental Literacy and the Grueling Effectiveness of Despair". (Abstract)\nProf. Dr. Ursula Heise: "Climate Justice and Urban Narrative".\nDr. Dominik Schrey: "Alpine Topographies of Loss".\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nDr. Guido Isekenmeier & Dr. Saskia Schabio\nContact: guido.isekenmeier@ilw.uni-stuttgart.de / saskia.schabio@ilw.uni-stuttgart.de \nFor technical support please contact: seyda.akkaya@ilw.uni-stuttgart.de
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20211202T200000
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.ilw.uni-stuttgart.de/institut/aktuelles/veranstaltung/Upcoming-Jan.-27-Dr.-Dominik-Schrey-Alpine-Topographies-of-Loss/
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SUMMARY:Upcoming: Jan. 27, Dr. Dominik Schrey: "Alpine Topographies of Loss"
DESCRIPTION:Towards "Environmental Humanities"? Ecocriticism in Theory and Practice \nOver the past decades, the climate crisis has risen to the forefront of social and environmental concerns. In literary and cultural studies, there has been a corresponding rise of interest in ecological issues, ranging from literary (critical) engagement (climate and ecocollapse fiction, literary ecocriticisim imagination, ecofeminism and environmental justice, ecological citizenship and transnationalism).\nThis lecture series constitues a foray into the variety of ecoliterary (and ecomedial) depictions of anthropogenic climate change and the diversity of ecocritical approaches. \nAs this lecture series is part of the Stuttgart Change Labs project 'The Climate Crisis in the (English Foreign Language) Classroom', we also invite discussions of how to include environmental thinking into educational agendas and of how to implement an ecologically engaged educational practice.\nDr. Geoff Rodoreda: "On Rocks that Speak: Nature, Agency and Reading Vulnerability in Postcolonial Cli-fi".(Abstract)\nProf. Dr. Joni Adamson: "The Environmental Humanities in the Age of Global Syndemic". (Abstract)\nProf. Dr. Uwe Küchler: "Environmental Literacy and the Grueling Effectiveness of Despair". (Abstract)\nProf. Dr. Ursula Heise: "Climate Justice and Urban Narrative".\nDr. Dominik Schrey: "Alpine Topographies of Loss".\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nDr. Guido Isekenmeier & Dr. Saskia Schabio\nContact: guido.isekenmeier@ilw.uni-stuttgart.de / saskia.schabio@ilw.uni-stuttgart.de \nFor technical support please contact: seyda.akkaya@ilw.uni-stuttgart.de
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20211209T200000
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.ilw.uni-stuttgart.de/institut/aktuelles/veranstaltung/Upcoming-Jan.-27-Dr.-Dominik-Schrey-Alpine-Topographies-of-Loss/
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SUMMARY:Upcoming: Jan. 27, Dr. Dominik Schrey: "Alpine Topographies of Loss"
DESCRIPTION:Towards "Environmental Humanities"? Ecocriticism in Theory and Practice \nOver the past decades, the climate crisis has risen to the forefront of social and environmental concerns. In literary and cultural studies, there has been a corresponding rise of interest in ecological issues, ranging from literary (critical) engagement (climate and ecocollapse fiction, literary ecocriticisim imagination, ecofeminism and environmental justice, ecological citizenship and transnationalism).\nThis lecture series constitues a foray into the variety of ecoliterary (and ecomedial) depictions of anthropogenic climate change and the diversity of ecocritical approaches. \nAs this lecture series is part of the Stuttgart Change Labs project 'The Climate Crisis in the (English Foreign Language) Classroom', we also invite discussions of how to include environmental thinking into educational agendas and of how to implement an ecologically engaged educational practice.\nDr. Geoff Rodoreda: "On Rocks that Speak: Nature, Agency and Reading Vulnerability in Postcolonial Cli-fi".(Abstract)\nProf. Dr. Joni Adamson: "The Environmental Humanities in the Age of Global Syndemic". (Abstract)\nProf. Dr. Uwe Küchler: "Environmental Literacy and the Grueling Effectiveness of Despair". (Abstract)\nProf. Dr. Ursula Heise: "Climate Justice and Urban Narrative".\nDr. Dominik Schrey: "Alpine Topographies of Loss".\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nDr. Guido Isekenmeier & Dr. Saskia Schabio\nContact: guido.isekenmeier@ilw.uni-stuttgart.de / saskia.schabio@ilw.uni-stuttgart.de \nFor technical support please contact: seyda.akkaya@ilw.uni-stuttgart.de
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20211216T200000
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.ilw.uni-stuttgart.de/institut/aktuelles/veranstaltung/Upcoming-Jan.-27-Dr.-Dominik-Schrey-Alpine-Topographies-of-Loss/
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SUMMARY:Upcoming: Jan. 27, Dr. Dominik Schrey: "Alpine Topographies of Loss"
DESCRIPTION:Towards "Environmental Humanities"? Ecocriticism in Theory and Practice \nOver the past decades, the climate crisis has risen to the forefront of social and environmental concerns. In literary and cultural studies, there has been a corresponding rise of interest in ecological issues, ranging from literary (critical) engagement (climate and ecocollapse fiction, literary ecocriticisim imagination, ecofeminism and environmental justice, ecological citizenship and transnationalism).\nThis lecture series constitues a foray into the variety of ecoliterary (and ecomedial) depictions of anthropogenic climate change and the diversity of ecocritical approaches. \nAs this lecture series is part of the Stuttgart Change Labs project 'The Climate Crisis in the (English Foreign Language) Classroom', we also invite discussions of how to include environmental thinking into educational agendas and of how to implement an ecologically engaged educational practice.\nDr. Geoff Rodoreda: "On Rocks that Speak: Nature, Agency and Reading Vulnerability in Postcolonial Cli-fi".(Abstract)\nProf. Dr. Joni Adamson: "The Environmental Humanities in the Age of Global Syndemic". (Abstract)\nProf. Dr. Uwe Küchler: "Environmental Literacy and the Grueling Effectiveness of Despair". (Abstract)\nProf. Dr. Ursula Heise: "Climate Justice and Urban Narrative".\nDr. Dominik Schrey: "Alpine Topographies of Loss".\n\n\n\n \n\n\n\nDr. Guido Isekenmeier & Dr. Saskia Schabio\nContact: guido.isekenmeier@ilw.uni-stuttgart.de / saskia.schabio@ilw.uni-stuttgart.de \nFor technical support please contact: seyda.akkaya@ilw.uni-stuttgart.de
DTSTART;TZID=Europe/Berlin:20220113T200000
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URL;VALUE=URI:https://www.ilw.uni-stuttgart.de/institut/aktuelles/veranstaltung/Upcoming-Jan.-27-Dr.-Dominik-Schrey-Alpine-Topographies-of-Loss/
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