Vol. 3 (2013): Regarding the Earth: Ecological Vision in Word & Image

Published: 2013-12-20

Editorial Note

• Regarding the Earth: Ecological Vision in Word & Image

  Kate Rigby, Linda Williams

  i-iii

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Visual Culture

• Minds in the Cave: Insects as Metaphors for Place and Loss

  Harry Nankin

  1-15

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• Affective poetics & Public access: the critical challenges of environmental art.

  Linda Williams

  16-30

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• Enduring rivers of light: waters of memory, Aotearoa & Āniwaniwa

  Charles Robert Eliot Dawson

  31-44

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• Animalising Art: Rainer Maria Rilke and Franz Marc

  Luke Fischer

  45-60

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• Entertaining the Environment: Towards an Ethics of Art events.

  Andrew Goodman

  61-71

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Poetry and Poetics

• The Ecopoetics of Charles Harpur

  Cassandra Julie O'Loughlin

  72-81

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• Embracing the ineffable: landscape art, gesture and environmental ethics.

  K John Stockfeld

  82-91

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• What’s an Ecologically Sensitive Poetics? Song, Breath and Ecology in Southern Chile

  Stuart Cooke

  92-102

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• Sensible spectators: emancipation from mastery through the more-than-human

  Susan Mary Pyke

  103-114

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Narrative Fiction

• Finding a Spiritual Home in the Australian Environment: Katharine Susannah Prichard and Vance Palmer in the 1920s

  Deborah Jordan

  115-124

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• The Sea and Eternal Summer: Science Fiction, Futurology and Climate Change

  Andrew Milner

  125-131

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• Environmental Paradigm Shifts: Unnatural Disasters and Ethical Solutions

  Burcu Kayisci

  132-140

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• Thinking Long/Thinking Ecologically: Time Travel, Film and Ecological Agency in 12 Monkeys

  Emma Katrina Nicoletti

  141-149

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Book Reviews

• Locating Science Fiction. Andrew Milner.

  Catherine Elizabeth Rigby

  150-152

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