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Week Three: Awe

Join us for a week of deep exploration into the theme of awe across various mediums. We’ll delve into significant readings, including John Clare's "The Ruins of Pickworth," while exploring film and artwork that evoke supernatural, technological, and environmental awe. Visit the Prints and Drawings room and engage in discussions focusing on the juxtaposition of human impact and the depths of nature. Gather in the Duffield Room for in-depth conversations about our assigned readings and uncover how art, architecture, and literature address the complexities of our lived experiences in today’s environment.

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Week Three: Awe

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  1. Week Three: Awe

  2. Next Week • “To Dispel a Great Malady” reading • Prints & Drawings room • Patrick Keiller film • Meet in the Duffield Room at the Clore Entrance

  3. Next week: Duffield Room

  4. Last week’s Group #2: Joseph Gandy

  5. Last week’s Group #2: James Boswell

  6. Last week’s Group #2: James Boswell

  7. Last week’s Group #1: Netley Abbey by Francis Towne

  8. Last week’s Group #1: Netley Abbey by Samuel Prout

  9. Last week’s Group #1: The Dairy, Fawley Court, by John Piper

  10. Last week’s Group #1: Holy Island, JMW Turner

  11. This Week’s Readings • John Clare, “The Ruins of Pickworth” • Philip Johnstone, “High Wood” • Peter Riley, from Excavations • Chris Jones, “Death and the Gallant”

  12. Week Three: Awe

  13. Three types of ‘awe’ • The supernatural and apocalyptic: • The hauntological awe

  14. Three types of ‘awe’ • The supernatural and apocalyptic: • The hauntological awe • The industrial and technological: • The awe of progress

  15. Three types of ‘awe’ • The supernatural and apocalyptic: • The hauntological awe • The industrial and technological: • The awe of progress • The environmental: • The awe of impact

  16. The Supernatural & Hauntology

  17. Nigel Kneale: The Stone Tape and Quatermass & the Pit

  18. Apocalypse

  19. Ark of Art

  20. Ruin Porn: Detroit

  21. Ruin Porn: Detroit

  22. Ruin Porn: Detroit

  23. Urban Exploration

  24. Urban Exploration

  25. Environment

  26. “Anthropocene” by Jason Decaires Taylor

  27. It’s all about rain, steam and speed

  28. Re-wilding

  29. The hauntological

  30. The industrial

  31. The environmental

  32. “Belief in the Age of Disbelief” by Cyprien Gaillard

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