Benelux Association for the Study of Art, Culture, and the Environment (BASCE, pronounced baisy) - part of the EASLCE, ASLE, ASLE-UKI, and NIES family!
On Thursday May 19 Dr. Charis Olszok (Cambridge) will give the third talk in our virtual spring series on "Ecocritical Readings of the Arabic Novel". The event will be from 4pm-5pm IST, chaired by Dr. Hannah Boast.
Check it out and register here:
https://t.co/n8Cvrqn4nt
Just one month left to get in your proposals for papers, panels, and roundtables at the ASLE-UKI Biennial Conference, hosted by Northumbria University on 6-8 September 2022. Submit proposals by 6 June online at https://t.co/WCreyOa7uE
📢We're so excited to share the programme and registration details for Blue Extinction: https://t.co/GrVBSLixax
✨Virtual attendance is free and open to all!✨
It is now possible to register for all our spring virtual talks on our website: https://t.co/cQfs8urUZF
We have exciting speakers with topics ranging from Kuwait petrocultures to indigenous literature and extractivism coming up. More on each upcoming talk in the future!
Coming up next week, kicking off our spring Virtual Talks: @NdahiroSandrine (@UL) on Navigating an Apocalypse: Illuminating trauma and climate survival strategies in African cultural texts. Thursday 31 March, 4pm. All welcome, register here: https://t.co/pm6a7VidQt
Have you seen our call for contributions yet? We're looking for English-language articles by PGRs and ECRs that showcase the diversity of ecocriticism(s) in Europe and beyond.
For any questions, email/DM.
@easlce @ENSCAN16 @BASCE10 @aslecanz @CentroAnimais@1919Calcutta
Calling all creatives! Less than a month left to submit to you are here's 2022 issue: QUEER ECOLOGIES! Accepting creative submissions in all genre and media. See https://t.co/wbYzZST1gM for the call for submissions.
Remember our creative summer workshop? We brought out a call for submissions of creative work inspired by the creative jam. This e-zine is a collection of those submissions – a synthesis of summer musings and autumn reflections. #summerinwinter#zine
https://t.co/vxR1b0iiZF
We are very excited to welcome Taylor Johnson for a reading of their poetry followed by a Q&A with the author & distinguished scholars @_blackpoetics @AmaBemma @IsaacPickell for our next workshop on capitalist crisis poetry. Dm me to join us on December 3 via Zoom :)
I'm very pleased to be slightly outside my usual date range as part of the great ten-day online event in early January 2022, organized by Jeremy Davies and Francesca Mackenney. I'll be talking about ships & plural cultural identities on 10th Jan!
https://t.co/pRb4jDRQxF
The ASI-managed journal, Society & Animals, Calls for Film Reviewers! Film Reviews for Society & Animals are generally brief, with about 800 words per film, and 2-3 films per review. (1/3)
Museums and their roles in the #Anthropocene! The discussion grows with the hybrid symposium hosted by @FramerFramed on 30 November:"(Post)Anthropocene #Museologies Symposium. #Envhum
Further details can be found here:
https://t.co/qKHKq6gHc1
The Postcolonial Seminar in Week 8 has unfortunately been postponed but all are invited to register for the Southern Lives workshop (6-7 Dec), for more conversations on the postcolonial and oceanic humanities.
More details here: https://t.co/Th7AnsuQIn
Don't miss out on the participation call! The University of Edinburgh and University of Vienna are co-organising the 2021-2022 #workshop series "Towards an Ecocritical Art History: Methods and Practice".
https://t.co/TaKzu20g7U
#Envhum#Ecocriticism
Attention writers, artists, creatives of all sorts! you are here: the journal of creative geography is now accepting submissions for our 2022 issue: QUEER ECOLOGIES! Read the call for submissions and submission guidelines at https://t.co/wbYzZST1gM. All genres and media welcome!
In our latest blog post, one of our PhD students working on the interdisciplinary ‘Extinction Studies’ project, Danny Davis, reflects on a recent field trip! @ExtinctionDTP
https://t.co/3DtfqICbEx