Green Letters 2019; Vol 23; Issue 1.
Content
Editorial: Graham Huggan
Article: Weaving the environmental humanities: Australian strands, configurations, and provocations: Catherine Rigby
Article: How can scholarly work be meaningful in an era of lost causes?: Kelly Sultzbach
Article: An excursion in the environmental humanities: some thoughts on fieldwork, collaboration, and disciplinary identity following a day trip to the Island of Lundy: Adrian Howkins, Marianna Dudley, Peter Coates, Tamsin Badcoe, Sage Brice, Andy Flack, Daniel Haines, Paul Merchant, Laurence Publicover, Richard Stone & Alice Would
Article: Dependence on the whale: multispecies entanglements and ecosystem services in science fiction: Dolly Jørgensen
Article: Doing environmental humanities: inter/transdisciplinary research through an underwater 360° video poem: Jesse D. Peterson
Article: Bin ich ein Berliner? Graffiti as layered public archive and socio-ecological methodology: Daniele Valisena & Roger Norum
Book Reviews
The environmental humanities. A critical introduction: Roman Bartosch
Environmental humanities: voices from the Anthropocene: A. G. Tait
The Routledge companion to the environmental humanities: A G Tait
The great derangement: climate change and the unthinkable: Veronica Fibisan
Zombiescapes and Phantom Zones: ecocriticism and the liminal from invisible man to the walking dead: Lucy Bell
Arts of living on a damaged planet: ghosts and monsters: Holly Parker
Landscapes of eternal return: Tennyson to Hardy: Sue Edney
French ecocriticism: from the early modern period to the twenty-first century: Axel Goodbody
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BSU EHRC scholar Sam Walton, Reader in Modern Literature, is co-editor of Green Letters
