International Conference on Poetry and the Environment (ICPAET - 26)

This track explores the role of ecopoetics in shaping contemporary environmental discourse through poetic forms. Participants will examine how poetry can articulate ecological concerns and inspire action towards sustainability.

Focusing on the art of nature writing, this session invites discussions on how poets depict natural landscapes and their significance. The interplay between language and environment will be critically analyzed to reveal deeper ecological insights.

This track addresses the urgent theme of climate change as reflected in contemporary poetry. Scholars will investigate how poets respond to environmental crises and the implications of their work for public awareness and activism.

Participants will explore the contributions of the environmental humanities to understanding the relationship between literature and ecological issues. This session aims to foster interdisciplinary dialogue on how poetry can enrich environmental studies.

This track examines the concept of poetic landscapes and how they shape our understanding of nature. Through close readings and analyses, participants will discuss the aesthetic and emotional dimensions of nature in poetry.

This session focuses on the role of poetry as a medium for environmental activism and advocacy. Participants will explore how poetic expression can mobilize communities and influence environmental policy.

This track investigates the cultural dimensions of sustainability as expressed through poetry. Discussions will center on how poets reflect and critique cultural practices related to environmental stewardship.

This session will explore the concept of literary activism, emphasizing the power of poetry to provoke social and environmental change. Participants will analyze case studies of poets who have engaged with pressing ecological issues.

This track delves into the aesthetic dimensions of environmental poetry, examining how beauty and nature are intertwined in poetic expression. Participants will discuss the implications of aesthetic appreciation for environmental awareness.

This session will provide a historical overview of the relationship between nature and literature, focusing on how poetry has evolved in response to changing environmental contexts. Scholars will trace the development of ecopoetic themes across different literary movements.

This track investigates the relationship between poetic form and environmental themes, exploring how structure influences the representation of nature. Participants will engage in discussions about the formal qualities that enhance ecological understanding in poetry.