In-Person
Romantic Literature and Ecotheology: Enlarging the Circle of Ecological Compassion
406 Prospect Street New Haven, CT 06511
- General Public
The interdisciplinary research project Romantic Literature and Ecotheology: Enlarging the Circle of Ecological Compassion brings together scholars of Romanticism, working at the intersection of Literature and Theology, to explore the resources these fields might offer for responding to the environmental crisis. The project will involve a two-day symposium, on February 4th and 5th 2027, hosted by Yale ISM, which most of the contributors will attend in person, with online participation also available.
Free and open to the public.
Please register if you plan on attending lunches at the symposium Registration is only required for lunch and not for in-person attendance at the overall event.
Speakers:
- Douglas Christie
- Mark Cladis
- Emily Dumler-Winckler
- Alexander Hampton
- Gavin Hopps
- Joshua King
- Simon Marsden
- Emma Mason
- Timothy Morton
- Kate Rigby
- Michael Tomko
Sponsored by the Institute of Sacred Music’s Religion, Ecology, and Expressive Culture Initiative and convened by Gavin Hopps.
Contact: Katya Vetrov
Art Credit:
William Blake (1757-1827): Milton's Mysterious Dream (ca. 1816-1820)