Scotland and Environmental Aesthetics The Tony McManus Lecture 18 February, 2023 Cairns Craig First, I want to pay tribute to the work of Tony McManus in helping us understand both the meaning and the implications of Kenneth White’s neologism ‘geopoetics’, which some of you have been fulfilling in practice today Read more
The 4th Tony McManus Geopoetics Lecture 2020 7th November 2020 Richard H. Roberts (Prof.), Honorary Fellow, New College, University of Edinburgh NB:THIS IS A WORK IN PROGRESS, PLEASE DO NOT CITE WITHOUT FIRST CONSULTING THE AUTHOR. We are living in what for the West, Europe, Anglo-America – and Scotland – Read more
I hope you’re well and keeping safe. Virtual Geopoetics Event Saturday 7 November 2020 from 1 pm to 5 pm Please register now for our virtual Geopoetics Event on Saturday 7 November which is our main event this year. It will include music from Ada Francis, our Annual General Meeting at 1.15 pm Read more
I hope you’re well and keeping safe. Geopoetry 2020 on 1 October was a great success with 45 participants, including several members, and 400 registered for the virtual event. See below to watch it. Virtual Geopoetics Day Saturday 7 November 2020 from 1 pm to 5 pm Register now for our virtual Read more
The following is written as if spoken. It is, however, a reconstruction from subsequent memory, plus some elaborations to what I said at the conference – Expressing the Earth, organised by the Scottish Centre for Geopoetics and the University of the Highlands and Islands on the Isle of Seil, 23 Read more
“Sweet the Cuckoo’s Sound” Argyll: Place, People and Neighbours Prof. Michael Russell, MSP for Argyll & Bute; Minister for UK Negotiation on Scotland’s Place in Europe Keynote address at the Scottish Centre for Geopoetics ‘Expressing the Earth’ conference, 24th June 2017 The Glenmasan Manuscript, written in 1238, brought to light a much Read more