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1J: Roundtable. Bounded tongues: Rethinking the environmental humanities through the challenges of translation M-340Kati Lindström • Jeroen Oomen • Daniele Valisena • Sarah Elizabeth Yoho • Anna Antonova

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2J: Narrating nature: The verbal and visual representations of environment in the Early Modern and Modern Eurasia M-340David Moon • Alexei Kraikovski • Margarita Dadykina • Aleksandra Bekasova • Ekaterina Kalemeneva • Aleksandra Murre

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3J: Extending the physical and conceptual boundaries of ghost acres M-340Nancy Shoemaker • Jawad Daheur • Jim Clifford • Stéphane Castonguay • Simone Müller

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4J: Negotiating the boundaries of environmental history: Ideology vs matter M-340Monica Vasile • Claudio de Majo • Jonatan Palmblad • Eugenio Luciano • Jeroen Oomen

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5J: Geography and ideology: The influence of geographical conditions on national perceptions and national settlement M-340Anat Kidron • Orli Sela • Orit Engelberg-Baram

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6J: Mapping land and sea M-340Giacomo Parrinello • Adam Wickberg • Philipp Lehmann • Johan Gärdebo • Leonoor Zuiderveen Borgesius

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7J: Struggles to protect nature M-340Stefan Dorondel • Jana Piňosová • Slawomir Lotysz • Jiří Martínek • Alexey Sobisevich

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8J: Creating gender boundaries: Encounters, identity, and environment M-340Alexandra Vlachos • Ulrike Plath • Joanna Dean • Margaret Cook • Katie Holmes

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9J: Green activism and popular media M-340Joanna Dean • Federico Paolini • Nuno Luis Madureira

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10J: Interpretative boundaries between ecocriticism and environmental history M-340Finn Arne Jørgensen • Anna Barcz • James Smith • Torsten Wollina

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11J: Environmental change and Soviet Estonian literature M-340Ene-Reet Soovik • Piret Pungas-Kohv • Anu Printsmann • Elle-Mari Talivee