Located within the field of environmental humanities, this volume engages with one of the most pressing contemporary environmental challenges of our time: how can we shift our understanding and realign what water means to us?
Located within the field of environmental humanities, this volume engages with one of the most pressing contemporary environmental challenges of our time: how can we shift our understanding and realign what water means to us?
Camille Roulière is an early-career researcher and creative writer whose work focuses on spatial poetics. She was recently awarded a University Doctoral Research Medal for her PhD thesis entitled "Visions of Water in Lower Murray Country" (The University of Adelaide). Claudia Egerer is Associate Professor of Literature and Environmental Humanities in the Department of English at Stockholm University, Sweden. Both her research and teaching engage in rethinking the place of the human and the humanities in the Anthropocene. She is co-founder of the Environmental Humanities Network at Stockholm University and the research school in the Environmental Humanities at Stockholm University.
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Foreword: 'Salt Water Kin' Jill Jones Introduction: Flux and Change Claudia Egerer and Camille Roulière PART I Water Stories 1. Sapphire stories: Disenchantment and sense of wonder in the underwater world Karin Dirke 2. Imaginings of water: Anthropocene waters and the entanglement of the living Claudia Egerer 3. The blue anthropocene and the oceanic south: Reading containerisation and inundation diffractively Meg Samuelson 4. Poetic economies of Walden: Keeping current(cy) Diane P Freedman 5. Salt, water and sound: Translations from the Murray Mouth Camille Roulière 6. The wild edge: A language for coastal landscapes Nicole Larkin Part II Water law and lore 7. The WaterLore project: Mapping the sacred in cultural waters Gini Lee 8. Te Mana o te Wai: Relating to and through the charisma of water Dan Hikuroa and Billie Lythberg 9. Divining Stephen Muecke 10. Water remembers: Drowning colonialism and swimming in wealth Brandy N¿lani McDougall 11. The weight of river stones Ali Gumillya Baker, Faye Rosas Blanch and Simone Ulalka Tur Part III (Re)imagining waters 12. Call-and-response writing on water Louise Boscacci and Pip Newling 13. Fresh water, salt water: Socially engaged art, collaboration and the environment Kim Williams and Lucas Ihlein 14. Storied matter Deborah Wardle 15. New perspectives on water significance: Joining art and science to communicate water ecology Anastasia Tyurina 16. I am phytoplankton Kassandra Bossell Afterword: 'if we stand...' Em König
Foreword: 'Salt Water Kin' Jill Jones Introduction: Flux and Change Claudia Egerer and Camille Roulière PART I Water Stories 1. Sapphire stories: Disenchantment and sense of wonder in the underwater world Karin Dirke 2. Imaginings of water: Anthropocene waters and the entanglement of the living Claudia Egerer 3. The blue anthropocene and the oceanic south: Reading containerisation and inundation diffractively Meg Samuelson 4. Poetic economies of Walden: Keeping current(cy) Diane P Freedman 5. Salt, water and sound: Translations from the Murray Mouth Camille Roulière 6. The wild edge: A language for coastal landscapes Nicole Larkin Part II Water law and lore 7. The WaterLore project: Mapping the sacred in cultural waters Gini Lee 8. Te Mana o te Wai: Relating to and through the charisma of water Dan Hikuroa and Billie Lythberg 9. Divining Stephen Muecke 10. Water remembers: Drowning colonialism and swimming in wealth Brandy N¿lani McDougall 11. The weight of river stones Ali Gumillya Baker, Faye Rosas Blanch and Simone Ulalka Tur Part III (Re)imagining waters 12. Call-and-response writing on water Louise Boscacci and Pip Newling 13. Fresh water, salt water: Socially engaged art, collaboration and the environment Kim Williams and Lucas Ihlein 14. Storied matter Deborah Wardle 15. New perspectives on water significance: Joining art and science to communicate water ecology Anastasia Tyurina 16. I am phytoplankton Kassandra Bossell Afterword: 'if we stand...' Em König
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