Titlebook: Anthropocene Poetry; Place, Environment, Yvonne Reddick Book 2024 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license

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,Doppelverh?ltnis und projektive Beziehung,he Anthropocene’s preoccupation with ‘deep time’. The bogland is a highly significant focus for Heaney, and his poems examine vast systems of climate, the water cycle, glaciation and geology. Archival drafts reveal new insights into Heaney’s awareness of water pollution, peat as a fossil fuel, extin

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,Die Fl?chen der zweiten Ordnung,e ‘blue humanities.’ The chapter also highlights how the poetry community has called on Oswald to write climate change poetry and poetry about extinctions and to judge a prominent award for ecopoetry.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0082655he capitalist commodification of rainforests and wildlife. Research on Petit’s private archive, to which I have had exclusive scholarly access, shows how her poems were crafted, linking published work to her scientific research notes. Petit’s quiet engagement with Extinction Rebellion is brought to

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-04856-1ge. McCarthy Woolf’s focus on river-systems and oceanic systems is analysed as an ecologically aware response to paradigms of the Black Diaspora. The chapter ends by drawing attention to her collaboration with scientists monitoring ocean plastics, her work with climate change arts organisation Cape

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Anthropocene Poetry, highlighted. If many poets considered in this monograph look to scientific knowledge to inform their creative work, and sometimes their environmental activism, some subvert its white, patriarchal biases. The chapter argues that a transdisciplinary understanding of the idea of the Anthropocene has c

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