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Integral Ecology

April 22, 2014by kay gee 2 Comments

This week we focused on Integral Ecology with An Overview of Integral Ecology by Sean Esbjorn- Hargens and Michael Zimmerman. As there are currently over 200 unique areas of study […]

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Inhuman Nature Chapter 8- Extending Hospitality

April 17, 2014by kay gee

Clark closes Inhuman Nature with a look at hospitality while keeping a close eye on the history of the shapers of our given world. Those who have come before have […]

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Anthropocene Art

April 9, 2014by kay gee

  Katie Holten- Nothing from nothing CH 31 Katie Holten created an exhibit for the New Orleans Museum of art in 2012 titled Drawn to the Edge. The title encapsulated […]

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Inhuman Nature CH 5

March 19, 2014by kay gee

  We continue our journey down the rabbit hole that is the Anthropocene this week with Chapter 5 of Nigel Clark’s Inhuman Nature. Chapter 5 focuses on the issue of […]

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