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  • More Student Scholarship: New Place Papers

    Students from “American Environmental History” write “Place Papers,” in the fashion of William Cronon’s assignment. The challenge of the essay is to bring a fresh, historical perspective on a landscape familiar, even dear, to students. Some of the student work has been published in Bucknell’s student journal, Eidos. Alejandro Ramirez de Arellano, “The Sustainable Suburb of the…

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  • Landmarks: Places that Called Us to Environmental Humanities

    Landmarks: Places that Called Us to Environmental Humanities

    In this series, we share short reflections on those special places that drew us into environmental humanities. Please join the conversation by leaving a question or comment below. Hell’s Gate, 14 July 2010 — by Claire Campbell, Associate Professor of History The Georgian Bay is sometimes called the sixth Great Lake, because it’s as big as…