Raton / Charlottesville / Urbana / New York / London / Chicago / /
Company
International Universities Press / LA Times / Cambridge University Press / Yale University Press / Creative Commons / Harvard University Press / Northwestern University Press / Brambles / /
Continent
Europe / /
Country
Australia / United Kingdom / /
Event
Environmental Issue / /
Facility
University of British Columbia / University of Liverpool / University of Kansas / Pantheon Books / KTH Royal Institute of Technology / University of Virginia Press / University of Illinois Press / /
IndustryTerm
privileged carrier / creative energy / chemical processes / similar product / /
NaturalFeature
Shackleton Hill / Dark Mountain / /
Organization
Cambridge University / Center for Advanced Research / Harvard University / University of Virginia Press / Northwestern University / Ecology / Environment and Ecopoetics Susanna Lidström Division of History of Science / Technology and Environment / University of Illinois Press / University of Liverpool / Yale University / Moral Authority / Critical Studies Department / Institute of Technology / University of Kansas / Association for the Study of Literature and Environment / University of British Columbia / /
Person
Mike Hulme / Robinson Jeffers / Axel Goodbody / Paul Kingsnorth / Kate Rigby / Adam Trexler / Timothy Clark / Gay Sex Caused / Angus Fletcher / Jakob von Uexküll / Ted Hughes / Daniel Khaneman / Arne Naess / Claire Schiller / David Abram / Dougald Hine / John Felstiner / Bruno Latour / Susanna Lidström / Timothy Morton / Collected Poems / Steven Crowell / Seamus Heaney / John M. Greer / Tom Griffiths / Ted Toadvine / John Elder / Jonathan Bate / Daniel Gilbert / Hubert Zapf / Adeline Johns-Putra / Greg Garrard / /
Position
Economist / climate scientist / speaker / poet / human speaker / poet / i.e. artistic creation / /
ProvinceOrState
Kansas / British Columbia / Connecticut / Florida / /
PublishedMedium
The Oxford Literary Review / New Literary History / /
Environmental Humanities, vol. 5, 2014, pp[removed]www.environmentalhumanities.org ISSN: [removed] “Images adequate to our predicament”: Ecology, Environment and Ecopoetics