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SUMMARY:Wild Thinking: Thoreau and Animal Cognition
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DESCRIPTION:Michael Jonik is Professor of American Literature and Philosop
 hy at the University of Sussex. He is author of Herman Melville and the Po
 litics of the Inhuman (Cambridge 2018)\, co-editor of The Oxford Handbook 
 to Herman Melville (OUP 2025)\, and editor of The New Cambridge Companion 
 of Ralph Waldo Emerson (CUP 2026). He is preparing\, with Cécile Roudeau 
 and Thomas Constantinesco\, the collected volume Melville Extracted and ed
 iting an Oxford World Classic edition of Herman Melville's Billy Budd and 
 Short Fiction (Oxford  2027). He is Book Reviews and Special Issues Editor
  for the journal Textual Practice\, and co-founder of the British Associat
 ion of Nineteenth-Century Americanists (BrANCA). His talk will be from a n
 ew monograph\, New Earth Expect Us: Thoreau's Radical Ecologies.
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LOCATION:Goldwin Smith Hall\, 258\, Literatures in English Lounge
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