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A Conceptual Glossary
A Curriculum for the Anthropocene
A River Indicts
Agricultural Revolution vs. the Industrial Revolution
Anthropocene River Campus: The Human Delta
Anthropocene River Journey
Blackness and the Pitfalls of Anthropocene Ethics
Braiding Sweetgrass
Build Your Own Fence
Check My Pulse
Complexity Forum: Anthropocene Campus 2014
Coordinating Practice
Data Flow
Earthly Ethics Forum: Anthropocene Campus 2014
Encountering Para-Human Species
Enter Anthropocene: Searching for signal in New Orleans
Exit and the Extensions of Man
Exploring Space
Extracts and Exclusions
Fieldwork Matters
Going Part of the Way Together
Ground Provisions
Hopium Economy
Interview: Exhaustion and Imagination
Knowing Together
Land Acknowledgement Statement
Layers of Violence
Listening to the Mississippi
Louisiana: A Planetary Reactor
On Producing from a Place of Rest
On Translation and Agency on an Anastomosed River
Orientation in a Big World: On the Necessity of Horizonless Perspectives
Our Digital Carbon Footprint: What’s the Environmental Impact of the Online World?
Planetary Intimacy
Pockets: Reflections on the Anthropocene Campus Melbourne
Postnatural Landscapes
Potency and Partial Knowledge: An Exercise
Praying for the Water with Saundi McClain-Kloeckner
Remember to Exhale (2020)
Resisting the Oblivion of Eco-Colonialism
REST: A transatlantic reflection
Risk & Equity in the Louisiana Anthropocene
River Memory
River Semester, Augsburg University
Scale Forum: Anthropocene Campus 2014
Seminar: Modeling Wicked Problems
Seminar: Un/bounded Engineering and Evolutionary Stability
Slowness in Urgency, Urgently Slow
Specifics of Vulnerability
Taking on the Technosphere: A Kitchen Debate
The Four-Dimensional Mississippi
The Mississippi River is the Opposite of the Anthropocene
The Nap Ministry
The Shape of a Practice 2020
Touring the Anthropocenery: Who’s in charge here, 2014
Words in Space: Classes
