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Marx and the Climate Crisis #4: Marx and Environmentalism by Sean O’Brien
Marx and the Climate Crisis #4: Marx and Environmentalism by Sean O’Brien

This fourth and final lecture departs from the current “energy impasse” to ask how a contemporary environmental politics might address the obstacles that stand in the way of human and nonhuman flourishing.

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[Digital Poetics 4.26] Live Air (For Peter Gizzi) by Azad Ashim Sharma
[Digital Poetics 4.26] Live Air (For Peter Gizzi) by Azad Ashim Sharma

A poem written in tribute: ‘I write into your poetry like a seeker watching for the changing nodes of tradition, I’ll be / buried on that horizon, its open sky.’

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[Digital Poetics 4.25] Rote Learning by Abeera Khan
[Digital Poetics 4.25] Rote Learning by Abeera Khan

A meditation on psychological inheritance and the expanse of memory

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theHythe: Open Access
[Digital Poetics 4.25] Rote Learning by Abeera Khan
Hythe, Digital Poetics, Essay, Prose
[Digital Poetics 4.25] Rote Learning by Abeera Khan
Hythe, Digital Poetics, Essay, Prose

A meditation on psychological inheritance and the expanse of memory

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Hythe, Digital Poetics, Essay, Prose
theHythe: Open Access
[Digital Poetics 4.26] Live Air (For Peter Gizzi) by Azad Ashim Sharma
Hythe, Digital Poetics, Poetry
[Digital Poetics 4.26] Live Air (For Peter Gizzi) by Azad Ashim Sharma
Hythe, Digital Poetics, Poetry

A poem written in tribute: ‘I write into your poetry like a seeker watching for the changing nodes of tradition, I’ll be / buried on that horizon, its open sky.’

Read More →
Hythe, Digital Poetics, Poetry

Poetry

theHythe: Open Access
Marx and the Climate Crisis #4: Marx and Environmentalism by Sean O’Brien
Marx and the Climate Crisis #4: Marx and Environmentalism by Sean O’Brien

This fourth and final lecture departs from the current “energy impasse” to ask how a contemporary environmental politics might address the obstacles that stand in the way of human and nonhuman flourishing.

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