John Hewitt International Summer School presents
How do we face a blank page with the knowledge that the earth’s natural abundance is being destroyed for short-term profit, and how do we live with the information that exquisitely varied plants and animals might become extinct in our lifetimes? We protest, we lament; we work and study in the field; and we use our imaginations with the help of our chosen discipline – art, science, natural philosophy or poetry – to envision a better outcome.
This talk explores how poetry provides formal tools, ritual settings, collaboration, and community to help us navigate our way out of this crisis.
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John Hewitt International Summer School presents
How do we face a blank page with the knowledge that the earth’s natural abundance is being destroyed for short-term profit, and how do we live with the information that exquisitely varied plants and animals might become extinct in our lifetimes? We protest, we lament; we work and study in the field; and we use our imaginations with the help of our chosen discipline – art, science, natural philosophy or poetry – to envision a better outcome.
This talk explores how poetry provides formal tools, ritual settings, collaboration, and community to help us navigate our way out of this crisis.