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Imagining Climate Change

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ICC events for 2020 include symposia, guest lectures, and readings by researchers, artists, and scholars working at the intersections of climate studies and the creative imagination…
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“Emerging Forms” (Dec. 6)

The Symposium features presentations and readings by PhD and MFA students working in the emerging genres of climate fiction, –poetry, and –film.
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“The Climate Crisis & Its Solutions” (Nov. 21)

Climate activist Deborah Scheuer on reaching beyond the fear.
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“Walls in the Head” (Nov. 13 & 14)

Journalist Susanne Götze asks, Where, exactly, are the barriers to global action on climate change?
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“The Politics of Disaster Debris” (Nov. 12)

Anthropologist Shannon Lee Dawdy asks, Will archaeologists of the future interpret disaster landfills as monumental structures?
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“An Impossible Dialectic” (Oct. 22)

Pacific Island literature scholar & environmental activist Temiti Lehartel on climate fiction, indigenous struggle in Australia, and “Resisting and Revitalizing Perception”
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Jan 6th, 2020

ICC events for 2020 include symposia, guest lectures, and readings by researchers, artists, and scholars working at the intersections of climate studies and the creative imagination… … Read More

“Emerging Forms” (Dec. 6)

Nov 27th, 2019

The Symposium features presentations and readings by PhD and MFA students working in the emerging genres of climate fiction, –poetry, and –film. … Read More

“The Climate Crisis & Its Solutions” (Nov. 21)

Nov 16th, 2019

Climate activist Deborah Scheuer on reaching beyond the fear. … Read More

“Walls in the Head” (Nov. 13 & 14)

Sep 7th, 2019

Journalist Susanne Götze asks, Where, exactly, are the barriers to global action on climate change? … Read More

“The Politics of Disaster Debris” (Nov. 12)

Sep 6th, 2019

Anthropologist Shannon Lee Dawdy asks, Will archaeologists of the future interpret disaster landfills as monumental structures? … Read More

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