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🎉We have two exciting news items from the RCC: A new research article and a new RCC-hosted project!

Go over to our webite to find out more: www.carsoncenter.uni-muenchen.de/news/news_ev...

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The split graphic shows a group of children in traditional south Asian clothing playing outside with bubbles (on the right side) and a sunset behind a nuclear site (on the left). The text reads: "New Article by Dr. Francesca Mezzenzana | New RCC Research Project by Dr. Davide Orsini" + a link to the website + the photo credit line: quang nguyen vinh, unsplash, and johannes plenio, pexels/canva.
March 3, 2025 at 3:56 PM
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Today's #CriticalConcept addresses "Repurposed Poetry" based on the topic of the Luchtime Colloquium "Repurposed Poetics: Rewriting Environmental Change in the Pacific" by Matthew Lear.

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The text on the graphic reads, "Repurposed Poetry: 'The more we ‘journey’ back and forth, the stronger the synapses and associated memories tied to the journeying become.' by Matthew Lear, Landhaus Fellow." Background image credit: Activedia from Free Photos. "'In poetry, repurposed text can prompt us to journey between scales of time and perspective—to bridge texts and contexts—becoming more aware of connections between past and present conditions. The more we ‘journey’ back and forth, the stronger the synapses and associated memories tied to the journeying become. This is especially useful for writing about a shifting environment, changing on slow and sudden, small and vast scales. In constellating these various scales of environmental change, repurposing as a literary technique can help gather up a fuller, more dynamic picture of unfolding ecological transformations.' by Matthew Lear, Landhaus Fellow"
July 29, 2025 at 3:10 PM