Water Lore
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Water Lore
Practice, Place and Poetics
Rouliere, Camille; Egerer, Claudia
Taylor & Francis Ltd
05/2022
262
Mole
Inglês
9781032110660
15 a 20 dias
480
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Foreword: 'Salt Water Kin'
Jill Jones
Introduction: Flux and Change
Claudia Egerer and Camille Rouliere
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 Rouliere
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 Nalani 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 Koenig
Jill Jones
Introduction: Flux and Change
Claudia Egerer and Camille Rouliere
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 Rouliere
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 Nalani 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 Koenig
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cultural construction;water;humanities perspective;contemporary environmental challenges;scientific;symbolic;material;Australian South Sea Islander;Barron River;Water Lore;Whanganui River;Public Engagement;David Unaipon;Great Artesian Basin;Climate Fiction;Te Awa;Great Barrier Reef;Darling River;Life Forms;Stem Practitioner;American Settler Colonialism;Oceanic Immersion;Te Awa Tupua;Kettle Pond;Sea Water;Wind Mill;JM Coetzee;Ion Idriess;National Geographic Magazine;Animal Kingdom;Species Specific Idea
Foreword: 'Salt Water Kin'
Jill Jones
Introduction: Flux and Change
Claudia Egerer and Camille Rouliere
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 Rouliere
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 Nalani 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 Koenig
Jill Jones
Introduction: Flux and Change
Claudia Egerer and Camille Rouliere
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 Rouliere
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 Nalani 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 Koenig
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
cultural construction;water;humanities perspective;contemporary environmental challenges;scientific;symbolic;material;Australian South Sea Islander;Barron River;Water Lore;Whanganui River;Public Engagement;David Unaipon;Great Artesian Basin;Climate Fiction;Te Awa;Great Barrier Reef;Darling River;Life Forms;Stem Practitioner;American Settler Colonialism;Oceanic Immersion;Te Awa Tupua;Kettle Pond;Sea Water;Wind Mill;JM Coetzee;Ion Idriess;National Geographic Magazine;Animal Kingdom;Species Specific Idea
