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LATEST EDITION OUT NOW! How artists, writers, film-makers & others #SoutheastAsia are helping us understand environmental challenges. #environmentalhumanities #allegory #Anthropocene #climateaction #hyperobject #biosemiotics #island #littoralenvironments
https://t.co/te8TjXRNAU
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Southeast Asian visual art, film, literature, photography and design help us grapple with the slow unfolding of crises such as rising sea levels, pollution and drought.
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A ‘regional eye’ understands the natural world not as eternal, fixed and stable, but as constantly transforming with the monsoon rains: Roger Nelson, @ntu_humanities
https://t.co/aQFIJTPSsa
@natgallerysg #environmentalhumanities #SoutheastAsia #climatechange
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Towards understanding the natural world not as eternal, fixed and stable, but as constantly transforming with monsoon rains.
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LATEST EDITION OUT NOW! Environmental Creativity in #SoutheastAsia: Nature beyond the Nation-State. #environmentalhumanities #visualart #literature #Indigenousstorytelling #Anthropocene #climatechange #hyperobject #biosemiotics #littoralenvironments
https://t.co/te8TjXRNAU
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🎙️PODCAST: What does the first year of the presidency of #Prabowo reveal about #Indonesia’s political direction? https://t.co/E9wzuL8SYa With Prof Tim Lindsey @cilis_mls, @MelbLawSchool & @iwilson69 @MurdochUni. Hosted by Sami Shah. Produced by @profactual. #EartoAsia
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A year into the presidency of Prabowo Subianto this podcast analyses the current state of politics, democracy and foreign policy in Indonesia.
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SPECIAL SERIES with @Asialink_au: The sexual and gender-based violence challenge in Asia. https://t.co/GWERZZ0Jvf Led by Dr @hyein_ellen_cho @MonashUni & Dr Amira Aftab @Macquarie_Uni
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Asia faces a huge challenge in confronting sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV) – from child marriage to institutional neglect and online abuse. Hyein Ellen Cho and Amira Aftab analyse the breadth...
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BOOK REVIEW: ‘A Malaysian Ecocriticism Reader: Considerations of Nature, Culture, Place and Identities’, edited by Agnes S.K. Yeow & Wai Liang Tham. @Palgrave
https://t.co/IhQcobjlQn Review by Dr Simon Soon, @SCC_Unimelb, #art #Malaysia #environment
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This book reminds us that the stories we tell about nature are inextricable from how we imagine the future of culture.
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An eco-critical re-examination of colonial-era maritime pictures within public institutions can help prompt the attitude shifts necessary for action: writes Gillian Daniel, @ANUartdesign. https://t.co/OabtsF73AI
#Art #SoutheastAsia #climatechange
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An eco-critical re-examination of colonial-era maritime pictures within public institutions can help prompt the attitude shifts necessary for action.
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INTERVIEW: You are what you eat—Representing the politics and privilege of palm oil production and consumption, with Indonesian artist Elia Nurvista. https://t.co/YgRQQGSHLZ
#EliaNurvista #palmoil #consumption #production
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"My main goal is for people to see the complexity of consumption and globalisation and not take their privilege for granted."
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Creative activists continue to inspire environmental resistance in Myanmar: @jcryan22, @NotreDame. https://t.co/0x7gsr4bEj
@goldmanprize @KOZARTIST @hkun_lat #Myanmar #environmentalhumanities
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Creative activists continue to inspire environmental resistance in Myanmar.
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Wonderful to see these excellent researchers get acknowledgment for their work! -Phyllis Huang: Best Article -Ary Hermawan @IndoAtMelb & Pan Hsu Pyae @FutureWomen: Best Article by a Graduate Student (joint winners) Andrew Rosser #AsiaInstitute Director, @UniMelb
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The novel 'Amba' presents political events as unfolding within the more enduring cycles of nature and of myth: Tom Davies, @UniMelb. https://t.co/GkAI0GTS2L
#LaksmiPamuntjak #Mahābhārata #historicalnovel #classicalreception #Indonesia
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Amba presents political events as unfolding within the more enduring cycles of nature, and of myth.
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Deeper understanding of planetary crises requires insights from the arts & Humanities & Social Sciences: Edwin Jurriëns #AsiaInstitute @UniMelb
https://t.co/WMEHVAJweV
#SoutheastAsia #environmentalhumanities #visualart #literature #climateaction @EnvHumanities @aehhub
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Deeper understanding of planetary crises requires the insights from the arts and Humanities and Social Sciences.
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🎙️PODCAST: What does the first year of the presidency of #Prabowo reveal about #Indonesia’s political direction? https://t.co/E9wzuL8SYa With Prof Tim Lindsey @cilis_mls, @MelbLawSchool & @iwilson69 @MurdochUni. Hosted by Sami Shah. Produced by @profactual. #EartoAsia
melbourneasiareview.edu.au
A year into the presidency of Prabowo Subianto this podcast analyses the current state of politics, democracy and foreign policy in Indonesia.
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LATEST EDITION OUT NOW! Environmental Creativity in Southeast Asia: Nature beyond the Nation-State. #environmentalhumanities #visualart #literature #Indigenousstorytelling #SoutheastAsia #Anthropocene #climateaction #hyperobject #island
https://t.co/te8TjXRfLm
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Malaysian art is gaining international recognition for its focus on climate change & as a tool for social change, particularly in relation to Indigenous issues: Gaik Cheng Khoo, @SunwayU
https://t.co/JANfu0peet
#Art #Malaysia #climatechange #deforestation #Indigenous
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Malaysian art is gaining international recognition for its focus on climate change and as a tool for social change.
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Short documentaries made by civil society actors are raising awareness of the environmental destruction caused by the #Kaliwadam #Philippines & the impact on #Indigenous communities: Laurence Marvin Castillo @UPLBOfficial
https://t.co/IpPKg3NjmO
@philtfip @ipmsdl_ @aippnet
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These films raise awareness of the environmental destruction caused by the dam and the impact on Indigenous communities.
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🎙️PODCAST: What does the first year of the presidency of #Prabowo reveal about #Indonesia’s political direction? https://t.co/E9wzuL8SYa With Prof Tim Lindsey @cilis_mls, @MelbLawSchool & @iwilson69 @MurdochUni. Hosted by Sami Shah. Produced by @profactual. #EartoAsia
melbourneasiareview.edu.au
A year into the presidency of Prabowo Subianto this podcast analyses the current state of politics, democracy and foreign policy in Indonesia.
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BOOK REVIEW: ‘A Malaysian Ecocriticism Reader: Considerations of Nature, Culture, Place and Identities’, edited by Agnes S.K. Yeow & Wai Liang Tham. https://t.co/IhQcobjlQn Review by Dr Simon Soon, @SCC_Unimelb, @Palgrave #art #Malaysia #environment
melbourneasiareview.edu.au
This book reminds us that the stories we tell about nature are inextricable from how we imagine the future of culture.
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An eco-critical re-examination of colonial-era maritime pictures within public institutions can help prompt the attitude shifts necessary for action: writes Gillian Daniel, @ANUartdesign
https://t.co/OabtsF73AI
#Art #SoutheastAsia #climatechange
melbourneasiareview.edu.au
An eco-critical re-examination of colonial-era maritime pictures within public institutions can help prompt the attitude shifts necessary for action.
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Indonesian design practices such as repair invite us to rethink what design is, what it can do, and for whom it matters: @juhriSL @AUDubai &@ @digijalanjalan, @UTSResearch
https://t.co/OPvamLiUFZ
#design #Indonesia
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Fresh Indonesian approaches to design, such as repair, are helping address urgent issues caused by climate breakdown.
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INTERVIEW: You are what you eat—Representing the politics and privilege of palm oil production and consumption, with Indonesian artist Elia Nurvista. https://t.co/YgRQQGSHLZ
#EliaNurvista #palmoil #consumption #production
melbourneasiareview.edu.au
"My main goal is for people to see the complexity of consumption and globalisation and not take their privilege for granted."
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