CoHearence - Epidode Seven
Produced in collaboration with the editorial collective of the student-run journal UnderCurrents (www.yorku.ca/currents), this episode features a roun...
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Andrew Mark and Amanda Di Battista, PhD students at York University's Faculty of Environmental Studies (FES), take listeners on a journey through current research interests at FES. Look for our Podcast in the iTunes Store.
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CoHearence - Episode Six
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CoHearence - Special Episode
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CoHearence - Episode Five
In the second part of CoHearence’s look at the 2011 conference, Green Words/Green Worlds: Environmental Literatures and Politics in Canada, we continu...
CoHearence - Episode Four
In the fall of 2011, ecocritics, writers, and poets from across Canada attended a conference at the Gladstone hotel in Toronto. This conference, entit...
CoHearence - Episode Three
The title of this episode, Resistance for Breakfast: Hegemony, Arts, and Environment, is a playful departure from Peter Schumann’s words, and suggests...
CoHearence - Episode Two
As we discussed in part one of this two part series, melancholy and mourning permeate environmental thought and colour the way that we approach activi...
CoHearence - Episode One
Discussions about melancholy and mourning pop up in a wide range of disciplines. For scholars in environmental studies, understanding these concepts i...