NEXT MEETING: TUESDAY 27TH JANUARY 6 – 8
Happy New Year all – save the date of our next meeting and watch this space for further details and exciting things to come in 2015! All best, NatalieSee More
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The ArtLess Group
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Navigate: a reading grou…
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Natalie Joelle added a discussion to the group Ecological Thought
SUMMER GALLERY VISIT: RICHARD LONG, TUESDAY 1ST JULY
Join us to explore Richard Long's solo exhibition at Lisson Gallery on Tuesday 1st July. More information about the exhibition, a press release and map are all available here. Meet at the Gallery entrance at 3 o'clock, or join us later…See More
Natalie Joelle joined ArtLess's group
The ArtLess Group
The ArtLess Group is an open platform, network and community open to all School of Arts M.Phil/PhDs. Its a chance to develop collaborations and projects, to leverage funding, to connect to initiatives with others and to pool the collective creative resources and connections we all have> . To take part here, please sign up first as a member at…See More
Natalie Joelle joined Claire Reddleman's group
Metaphor-abstraction-exchange
We are a new interdisciplinary research group looking at the theme of 'metaphor' - in the broadest sense, including (real) abstraction, substitution, exchange relations and exchange value, things-seen-in-terms-of-other-things, visual metaphor and art, signs and signifying, money, allegory, the commodity-sign, language-as-metaphor. Inspirations include Donald Miller 'The Reason of Metaphor', Richard Seaford 'Money and the Early Greek Mind', Karl Marx and Alfred Sohn-Rethel, JM Coetzee and Lakoff…See More
Natalie Joelle added a discussion to the group Ecological Thought
NEXT MEETING: TUESDAY 26TH NOVEMBER
This month we will be looking at Dan Brayton's short piece 'Shakespeare and the Global Ocean' from the collection Ecocritical Shakespeare -- PDF in two parts here and…See More
Natalie Joelle joined Alexis Wolf's group
Navigate
Our next meeting will be on Thursday 18 June 7:30 - 9:00 pmBirkbeck School of Arts, Room 224We will be reading selections from This is a Short Relation of some of the Cruel Sufferings (for the Truths Sake) of Katharine Evans & Sarah Cheevers in the Inquisition in the Isle of Malta (1662)By Katharine Evans and Sarah CheeversFacilitated by Robert Stearn, BirkbeckMore details to follow shortly.The reading will be made available online 2 weeks prior at:…See More
Natalie Joelle posted a group
Gallery Cafe Book Club
Share your thoughts on modern and contemporary fiction in this informal forum for critical reflection and discussion of texts. Readings are mostly canonical, chosen for their brevity and interest and will be available in public libraries. The group meets from 6-8 on the third Tuesday of the month at The Gallery Cafe, Bethnal Green. For more information or to join our mailing list, please contact Natalie: gallerycafebookclub[at]gmail.comSee More
Melanie van Gemert joined Tom White's group
Ecological Thought
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: [email protected]See More
Pippa Eldridge joined Tom White's group
Ecological Thought
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: [email protected]See More
Natalie Joelle added a discussion to the group Ecological Thought
NEXT MEETING: TUESDAY 24TH SEPTEMBER
At our next meeting this coming Tuesday 24th September, we'll be looking at some of the extracts offered in the 'Green Theory' section of The Green Studies Reader: Romanticism to Ecocriticism ed. by Laurence Coupe (London: Routledge, 2000), pp.119-203. Come with thoughts on any elements that appeal to you from this section of the anthology, available in PDF…See More
Natalie Joelle added a discussion to the group Ecological Thought
NEXT MEETING: TUESDAY 27TH AUGUST
Hi all, For our next meeting on Tuesday 27th August, Tom and I suggest that we consider the brief first chapter of Nicholas Royle's fascinating text Veering: A Theory of Literature (Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2011), PDF attached. We'll be in Room 112, 6:00-7:30. It would be great to see those of you who are around over the vacation! Hope you're well and enjoying the…See More
Natalie Joelle joined James Machin's group
The Sceptical Reading Group
A reading group interested in social and cultural critique with a healthy dose of incredulity, doubt and dissent.2013 meetings:Monday 7th October 6-7.30pm: Room 112Monday 4th November 6-7.30pm: Room 112Monday 2nd December 6-7.30pm: Room 112See More
Natalie Joelle added a discussion to the group Ecological Thought
NEXT MEETING: TUESDAY 23RD JULY
Hi all,Hope this finds you well. Tonight's May and June's fourth-Tuesday meetings are both postponed due to commitments that take Tom and I out of London.We look forward to seeing you at Ecological Thought in the summer. More details about our next event to follow.All best wishes,NatalieSee More
Natalie Joelle added a discussion to the group Ecological Thought
FIFTH MEETING: PITCAIRN DOCUMENTARY SCREENING
At our next meeting on Tuesday 23rd April, 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. We will be meeting in Room 112, 43 Gordon Square between 6:00 and 7:30. It would be great to see you there!See More
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Mrs Stella.
Hi Nathalie and thanks for the invite. I will have a look at dates and see if it's a possibility. Did we agree to meet on 28th Dec to have a look at the space? I'm going to be at my Dad's place on 28th but I could meet you on 29th if you are free. xxBruno
Hi Natalie,
I'm currently based n Cornwall so won't make a reading group up in London but will be moving end of January so would love to come along in the new year if i can? When and where do you meet? And do you have a reading list?
Thanks for getting in touch, I rarely use this site!
C
And you! All best, Aimee
Hi Natalie, it was lovely to meet you last week too, and I'll look forward to seeing you again at other reading groups. I'd be very interested to hear more about your project.
Sophie x