We'll do two or three presentations per class. I've tentatively filled out the schedule, most of you haven't indicated a preference. You can swap with someone else if they're agreeable, just put that in the comments space and give me a heads-up. There were no volunteers to go first on November 5 so we'll have to do three presentations in a couple of classes.
Presentation to be complemented with a final report blog post due Dec.6. Everyone will need to sign up as an AUTHOR on this site, in order to post, before then. Post an early draft for constructive feedback or to use in your presentation. The blog post should summarize your presentation, and elaborate on it. Include relevant links (instead of footnotes/bibliography) to sources.
NOV 5 [Don't forget to vote!]
- Greta Thumberg, The Climate Book (GT) 5.15--5.21 (thru Mending...Earth)
- Bill McKibben, American Earth (McK) thru Terry Tempest Williams
NOV 7
GT 5.22 (Hope... What Next?) - Eli Miller- McK thru Ellen Meloy - Alex Wiseman
NOV 12
- William MacAskill, What Do We Owe the Future? (MacA) Part I-The Long View - Aidan Haines
- McK thru Jack Turner - Gray Fogo
NOV 14
- MacA Part II-Trajectory Changes Christina Guest
- McK thru David Quammen - Audrey Lewis
- ... - Eli Miller
NOV 19
- MacA Part III-Safeguarding Civilisation - Eli Kersey
- McK thru Sandra Steingraber - Nathan Ruppel
Quammen, "Earth's biological limits" - Chelsie Gordon
NOV 21
- MacA Part IV-Assessing the End of the World - Katherine Welch
- McK Barbara Kingsolver, Michael Pollan - Jonathan Keith
NOV 26
- MacA Part V-Taking Action - Martin Stricklin
- McK Paul Hawken, Rebecca Solnit - Molly Carico
- Gary Wedgewood
Gray Fogo- Nov 12th on the spirituality of nature referencing the words of David Abram and Linda Hogan in American Earth.
ReplyDeleteKatherine Welch - Nov 21 MacA Part IV with a focus on Chapter 9 "Will the Future Be Good or Bad?"
ReplyDeleteJonathan Keith- November 21 McKibben- Michael Pollan- The Omnivore's Dilemma
ReplyDeleteChristina Guest- Nov 14th MacA Part II Trajectory Changes
ReplyDeleteI've tentatively filled out the schedule, most of you haven't indicated a preference. You can swap with someone else if they're agreeable, just put that in a comment and give me a heads-up. There were no volunteers to go first, and I didn't want to give anyone super-short notice... so we'll have to do three presentations a couple of classes later.
ReplyDeleteChelsie Gordon- November 14 referencing David Quammen Planet of weeds and focusing on "Earth's biological limits"
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