Lagoonscapes

The Venice Journal of Environmental Humanities

Humanities, Ecocriticism and Multispecies Relations. Proceedings (part I)

open access | peer reviewed
Abstract

This monographic issue delves decidedly into the multiple facets of the Environmental Humanities debate. It gathers the proceedings of the conference Humanities, Ecocriticism and Multispecies Relations, which was held at Ca’ Foscari University on 28-29 September 2020, and which was dedicated to Environmental Studies from a multidisciplinary perspective. The concept note of the event, whose proceedings Lagoonscapes is delighted to offer to its readers in two dedicated issues (this is the first part), proposed a sort of journey around the world through cultures, in particular of indigenous peoples native to Asia, Oceania, Northern Europe and the Americas.

Keywords Popular animal’s classification • Local ecological knowledge • Sacred landscape • Soundscape • Human-nonhuman others • Himalaya • India • Sound installation • Knowledge innovation • Indigenous knowledge system • Multispecies relations • Anthropomorphism • Siberia • Adivasi and Brazilian indigenous people • Anthropocene • Mining • Venetian lagoon • Anthropophony • Eco-cosmology • Environmental Humanities • Indigenous worldview • Shamanism • South Asia • Inter-agentivity • Forest • Food acculturation • Adivasi • Anthroology of animals • Indigenous people • Acoustemology • Mythology • Wolves • Environmentalism • Environmental knowledge • Islam • Islamic law • Sustainability • Dream as knowledge • Disneyland Park • Mussel-farming • Indian literature • Goddess • Divine names • Odisha • Folklore

Permalink http://doi.org/10.30687/LGSP/2785-2709/2021/02 | Published Dec. 21, 2021 | Language en

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