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Hi all, just a quick reminder that we will be meeting tomorrow (RM 112, 43 Gordon Square- 6pm).We look forward to welcoming guest speaker Elisabeth Whitebread, who will be screening a 30 minute documentary on the marine ecology of the Pitcairn Islands, alongside a short presentation. Elisabeth is Senior Associate at the PEW Charitable Trusts.Hope to see you there! See More

A group for the reading and discussion of ecological theory and criticism.The majority of ecological theory centres on sustainability and being 'green', the latter as a synonym for the former. But arboreal green is only one colour amongst many: Ecological Thought seeks to consider what other colours or shades, ontologies or materialisms, might be employed in ecological theory and criticism.For further information email Natalie & Tom:  ecologicalthought@gmail.comSee More

A group for the reading and discussion of ecological theory and criticism.The majority of ecological theory centres on sustainability and being 'green', the latter as a synonym for the former. But arboreal green is only one colour amongst many: Ecological Thought seeks to consider what other colours or shades, ontologies or materialisms, might be employed in ecological theory and criticism.For further information email Natalie & Tom:  ecologicalthought@gmail.comSee More

A group for the reading and discussion of ecological theory and criticism.The majority of ecological theory centres on sustainability and being 'green', the latter as a synonym for the former. But arboreal green is only one colour amongst many: Ecological Thought seeks to consider what other colours or shades, ontologies or materialisms, might be employed in ecological theory and criticism.For further information email Natalie & Tom:  ecologicalthought@gmail.comSee More

A group for the reading and discussion of ecological theory and criticism.The majority of ecological theory centres on sustainability and being 'green', the latter as a synonym for the former. But arboreal green is only one colour amongst many: Ecological Thought seeks to consider what other colours or shades, ontologies or materialisms, might be employed in ecological theory and criticism.For further information email Natalie & Tom:  ecologicalthought@gmail.comSee More

Hi all,Just a quick reminder that our second meeting is tonight, 6 - 7.30 in Rm 112, 43 Gordon Sq.The reading is here: http://www.academia.edu/934516/Thinking_Ecology_The_Mesh_the_Strang...., and we might also discuss the Introduction of Tim Morton's book The Ecological Thought, available here:  …See More

A group for the reading and discussion of ecological theory and criticism.The majority of ecological theory centres on sustainability and being 'green', the latter as a synonym for the former. But arboreal green is only one colour amongst many: Ecological Thought seeks to consider what other colours or shades, ontologies or materialisms, might be employed in ecological theory and criticism.For further information email Natalie & Tom:  ecologicalthought@gmail.comSee More

Happy new year to everyone! Our next meeting will be on the 22nd, 6 - 7.30 in Rm 112, 43 Gordon Square. Some people weren't able to make the first meeting, and others have joined the group since, so Natalie and I thought we might continue discussing the Tim Morton article from our first session - 'Thinking Ecology: The Mesh, The Strange Stranger, and the Beautiful Soul.' The article is attached to the discussion for the first meeting, or can be read here:…See More

A group for the reading and discussion of ecological theory and criticism.The majority of ecological theory centres on sustainability and being 'green', the latter as a synonym for the former. But arboreal green is only one colour amongst many: Ecological Thought seeks to consider what other colours or shades, ontologies or materialisms, might be employed in ecological theory and criticism.For further information email Natalie & Tom:  ecologicalthought@gmail.comSee More

A group for the reading and discussion of ecological theory and criticism.The majority of ecological theory centres on sustainability and being 'green', the latter as a synonym for the former. But arboreal green is only one colour amongst many: Ecological Thought seeks to consider what other colours or shades, ontologies or materialisms, might be employed in ecological theory and criticism.For further information email Natalie & Tom:  ecologicalthought@gmail.comSee More

A group for the reading and discussion of ecological theory and criticism.The majority of ecological theory centres on sustainability and being 'green', the latter as a synonym for the former. But arboreal green is only one colour amongst many: Ecological Thought seeks to consider what other colours or shades, ontologies or materialisms, might be employed in ecological theory and criticism.For further information email Natalie & Tom:  ecologicalthought@gmail.comSee More

A group for the reading and discussion of ecological theory and criticism.The majority of ecological theory centres on sustainability and being 'green', the latter as a synonym for the former. But arboreal green is only one colour amongst many: Ecological Thought seeks to consider what other colours or shades, ontologies or materialisms, might be employed in ecological theory and criticism.For further information email Natalie & Tom:  ecologicalthought@gmail.comSee More

A group for the reading and discussion of ecological theory and criticism.The majority of ecological theory centres on sustainability and being 'green', the latter as a synonym for the former. But arboreal green is only one colour amongst many: Ecological Thought seeks to consider what other colours or shades, ontologies or materialisms, might be employed in ecological theory and criticism.For further information email Natalie & Tom:  ecologicalthought@gmail.comSee More

Dear all,Our first meeting will be on the 27th of November at 6pm in room 112.As well as talking about potential directions for the group, I thought we might get things going by reading the attached Tim Morton article.TomSee More

A group for the reading and discussion of ecological theory and criticism.The majority of ecological theory centres on sustainability and being 'green', the latter as a synonym for the former. But arboreal green is only one colour amongst many: Ecological Thought seeks to consider what other colours or shades, ontologies or materialisms, might be employed in ecological theory and criticism.For further information email Natalie & Tom:  ecologicalthought@gmail.comSee More