Writing the Wild: Nature, Culture, and American Literature

NOVEMBER 11:  1) texts by Roderick Nash, “The Condition of Wilderness” and “A Wilderness Condition” (still available)

NOVEMBER 18: 1) Gesa Engbert, reporting on R. Nash, “Henry David Thoreau” and Walter Harding, “Thoreau’s Reputation”; 2) text by R. Nash, “The Romantic Wilderness” (still available)

NOVEMBER 25:  1) text by Daniel Peck, “Unlikely Kindred Spirits: Landscape in the Works of Asher Durand and Thoreau” (still available)

DECEMBER 2: 1) Peter Lars-Wenzel,  reporting on texts by L. Buell,  “Walden’s Environmental Projects“ and “Thoreau and the Natural Environment”

DECEMBER 9: Janina Schaber, reporting on M. Oelschlaeger, “Reflections on the Wilderness Act,” and Christopher Sellers, “Thoreau’s Body”

DECEMBER 16: 1) Ina Wichman, reporting on B. Dean, “Natural History, Romanticism, and Thoreau”; 2) Sarah Fißmer reporting on Sharon Cameron, “Writing Nature: Thoreau’s Journal” (still available);

JANUARY 6: Cecile Wiersdorff, reporting on W.Cronon, “A Place for Stories: Nature, History, and Narrative”

JANUARY 13:  Lea Haunhorst, reporting on Legler, “Body Politics in American Nature Writing”

JANUARY 20:  text by Callicott, “Leopold’s Land Aesthetic” (still available)

JANUARY 27: Sahar Shaghafi, reporting on Sue Ellen Campbell, “Science and Mysticism in the Himalayas”

FEBRUARY 3:  Sarah-Alena Bade, reporting on Gary Snyder and Buddhism,”Blue Mountains Constantly Walking”

FEBRUARY 10: text by Turner, “The Politics of Modern Wilderness” (still available)

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