Publication date
September 2013
DOI Publisher
University of Technology, Sydney (UTS)Abstract
Roderick Marsh lives in Melbourne and occasionally moonlights as an ecological economist and management consultant. He also writes poetry—often in an apron
Roderick Marsh lives in Melbourne and occasionally moonlights as an ecological economist and management consultant. He also writes poetry—often in an apron
Habitat poetry represents the lives of plants, animals and the features of the natural world within ...
Full text PDFThese poems were written in the 1970’s, inspired especially by the English poet Kathlee...
This finite planet, radically altered by human activity, faces both climate change and biodiversity ...
Roderick Marsh lives in Melbourne and occasionally moonlights as an ecological economist and managem...
RIVER OF POEMS BIRDS NOT SINGING LATE RETURN IDEAL THIRD WORLD NEW MAN UNDER THE CITY HISTORY SUMMER...
Student’s name omitted writes poems informed by the restorative vigor of nature, the sheer beauty of...
Four poems considering eels, tides, deer, dragonflies, species science, and time
These six ecopoems explore our relationships with other species and our interactions with them. In t...
Poems and short stories written to reflect relevant cultural and geographical aspects of Southwest V...
Deep in the rainforest the lyre bird does two things: scratches in soil and sings, mimics what it he...
Dr. Rama Rao, a retired educationist, scholar, linguist and writer of fiction and biography, is a po...
Today, the Western world is extensively centred around human language and the natural sciences. The ...
Annie Dillard\u27s most recent book is her novel The Living (HarperCollins, 1992). Her poetry has ap...
A visual essay about encounters with nature, as a parent during a pandemic. Part of an ongoing serie...
A collection of formal, free-form, and hybrid poems dealing with themes of birth and death, nihilism...
Habitat poetry represents the lives of plants, animals and the features of the natural world within ...
Full text PDFThese poems were written in the 1970’s, inspired especially by the English poet Kathlee...
This finite planet, radically altered by human activity, faces both climate change and biodiversity ...
Roderick Marsh lives in Melbourne and occasionally moonlights as an ecological economist and managem...
RIVER OF POEMS BIRDS NOT SINGING LATE RETURN IDEAL THIRD WORLD NEW MAN UNDER THE CITY HISTORY SUMMER...
Student’s name omitted writes poems informed by the restorative vigor of nature, the sheer beauty of...
Four poems considering eels, tides, deer, dragonflies, species science, and time
These six ecopoems explore our relationships with other species and our interactions with them. In t...
Poems and short stories written to reflect relevant cultural and geographical aspects of Southwest V...
Deep in the rainforest the lyre bird does two things: scratches in soil and sings, mimics what it he...
Dr. Rama Rao, a retired educationist, scholar, linguist and writer of fiction and biography, is a po...
Today, the Western world is extensively centred around human language and the natural sciences. The ...
Annie Dillard\u27s most recent book is her novel The Living (HarperCollins, 1992). Her poetry has ap...
A visual essay about encounters with nature, as a parent during a pandemic. Part of an ongoing serie...
A collection of formal, free-form, and hybrid poems dealing with themes of birth and death, nihilism...
Habitat poetry represents the lives of plants, animals and the features of the natural world within ...
Full text PDFThese poems were written in the 1970’s, inspired especially by the English poet Kathlee...
This finite planet, radically altered by human activity, faces both climate change and biodiversity ...
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