No. 13 (2023): Environmental Humanities in Latin America: undisciplined links between art and science

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DOI: https://doi.org/10.25185/v13

Published: 2023-06-01

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Introduction

Environmental Humanities in Latin America from Transdisciplinary to Undisciplined Practices

Sofía Rosa, Mauricio Cheguhem, Azucena Castro

9-12
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Studies

Free-falling Theory and supplementary exercises

Alejandro Ponce De León-Calero

19-38
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““Arte at risk” an interdisciplinar expirience”

Andrea Casals-Hill

39-62
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Humans-coyotes relations in the Province of Cartago, Costa Rica an introductory reflection on proximity ecologies

Luis Barboza-Arias

63-98
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Interdisciplinary dialogues on the power relations between the technocrats of the Meta River Navigability Project and the Achaguas

Diana Carolina Ardila Luna, Manuel Leonardo Prada Rodríguez

99-136
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Socio-environmental demands and visuality in Latin America the case of Agitazo por los humedales (Argentina)

Verónica Capasso

137-166
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Articles

Ecocritical Reflections on Fiction Written by Nobel Laureate Mario Vargas Llosa

William Flores

171-189
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Interview

Learning from bio-eco-criticism at the heart of the environmental humanities interview with Gisela Heffes. Interview by Sofía Rosa y Azucena Castro

Gisela Heffes, Sofía Rosa, Azucena Castro

193-202
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