Seeds: Links to Groups and Journals

Journals and groups with a focus on areas such as ecocriticism, ecophilosophy and ecotheology allow the burgeoning study of ecology and culture within the humanities to remain visible and in step with current thinking. This is achieved through frequent publications, usually on a seasonal basis and containing the work of a range of academics. Adding to the archives of well-established journals, there are also new groups arising, both out of scholarly contexts and more casual settings. I will be ensuring that as I discover sources that contribute to the study of ecology and culture, I simultaneously introduce them to this blog post. In doing so, I will be creating a running bibliography of sorts, for myself when I pursue this area in Honours next year and for any interested others. I have organised these links into sections including "Ecocritical Groups" and "Ecocritical Journals". Unfortunately, a couple of the journals can only be accessed once a subscription is attained; however, there are plenty of open-access journals. If you know of useful websites, groups or journals that I have not included, please post in the comments section, I would love to hear from you.

Ecocritical Groups:

ASLE (Association for the Study of Literature and Environment)
http://www.asle.org

ASLEC-ANZ (Association for the Study of Literature, Environment & Culture - Australia & New Zealand)
https://aslecanz.wordpress.com

ASLE-UKI (Association for the Study of Literature and Environment - UK & Ireland)
http://asle.org.uk

EASLCE (European Association for the Study of Literature, Culture and the Environment)
http://www.easlce.eu/about-us/what-is-ecocriticism

Ecocritical Journals:

AHR (Australian Humanities Review: Ecological Humanities)