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A Dialogue on Form, Knowledge, and Representation

by Gregg Mitman, and Rob Nixon

15 minutes

Gregg Mitman: Disciplines impose a certain form and structure on the world. When we see calls for multidisciplinary, interdisciplinary, or transdiscip...

The Isthmus of Panama and the Knowledge Anthropocene

by Paul S. Sutter

18 minutes

In the final chapter of Man and Nature, his landmark 1864 study of an earth transformed by human action, George Perkins Marsh looked ahead to a...

Where Ideas Grow: Life at the Landhaus

by Samantha Walton

8 minutes

As I’m about to leave the Landhaus, the Alps are erased from the horizon. The sky is a fierce and brilliant blue, the light piercing, perfect white. O...

Is All Environmental Humanities Feminist Environmental Humanities?

by Lauren LaFauci, and Cecilia Åsberg

10 minutes

The genealogy of environmental humanities as a field is difficult to map precisely because the field resists singular or definitive categorization wit...
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