Agrarianism, Spirituality, and the Ecopoetics of Hope: A Conversation in Taiwan with Norman Wirzba

與談人：Norman Wirzba｜Distinguished Professor of Theology and Ecology & Senior Fellow of Ethics, Duke University

主持人：周序樺｜中央研究院歐美研究所副研究員

日期：2022年12月8日（週四）09:00

地點：中央研究院歐美所

主題簡介

In “Agrarianism, Spirituality, and the Ecopoetics of Hope,” Norman Wirzba, Gilbert T. Rowe Distinguished Professor of Christian Theology and Senior Fellow at the Kenan Institute of Ethics at Duke University, is interviewed  by professor and environmental humanities scholar Serena Chou at Academia Sinica in  Taiwan. Professor Wirzba has made  fundamental contributions to the study of  agrarianism as everyday practices of faith, community, and the ecopoetics of communion since his ground-breaking  edited volume The Essential Agrarian Reader: The Future of Culture, Community,and the Land in 2003. In his latest book Agrarian Spirit: Cultivating Faith, Community, and the Land (2022), Professor Wirzba revisits literary and environmental agrarianism by focusing not just on the spiritual dimensions but the actual practices and pragmatic ethos of farming. In this interview and conversation, Professors Wirzba and Chou reflect upon, discuss, and illuminate practices of farming, producing, and consuming as the basis for alternative futures and ecological conversion in the comparative and interdisciplinary contexts of contemporary Taiwan.

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