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Deweyan Democracy In The Age Of Anthropocene Migration: Building Grassroots Resiliency For An Intercultural Future, Eli Orner Kramer Feb 2026

Deweyan Democracy In The Age Of Anthropocene Migration: Building Grassroots Resiliency For An Intercultural Future, Eli Orner Kramer

Dewey Studies

No abstract provided.


Dewey On Institutions Of Democratic Art, Emma Fieser Feb 2026

Dewey On Institutions Of Democratic Art, Emma Fieser

Dewey Studies

No abstract provided.


A Deweyan Account Of Extrinsic Value And Its Relevance For The Anthropocene, Laurent Riou Feb 2026

A Deweyan Account Of Extrinsic Value And Its Relevance For The Anthropocene, Laurent Riou

Dewey Studies

No abstract provided.


Editor's Introduction, Paul Benjamin Cherlin Feb 2026

Editor's Introduction, Paul Benjamin Cherlin

Dewey Studies

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Inference In The Context Of Inquiry, Davide Rizza Feb 2026

Inference In The Context Of Inquiry, Davide Rizza

Dewey Studies

No abstract provided.


Front Matter And Table Of Contents, Dewey Studies Feb 2026

Front Matter And Table Of Contents, Dewey Studies

Dewey Studies

No abstract provided.


A Decolonial Approach To International Education: Insights From A Cal Poly Global Program In Palermo, Sicily, Elvira Pulitano, Iyad Jamaly Feb 2026

A Decolonial Approach To International Education: Insights From A Cal Poly Global Program In Palermo, Sicily, Elvira Pulitano, Iyad Jamaly

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This article presents a critical intervention in the current debates about decolonizing international education. It is based on a Global Program in Palermo, Sicily, offered by Cal Poly San Luis Obispo in summer 2023. As both program creator/director and student participant in the program, the authors rely on their personal experience and insights along with expertise in coloniality and decolonial theories. The article focuses on a series of pedagogical activities led by a young group of migrants and refugees who, in the city of Palermo, have come together to form two associations designed and structured to offer new contemporary models …


John Dewey And Global Citizenship Education: Beyond American And Postcolonial Nationalism In An Age Of Cultural Hybridity, Hyunju Lee Feb 2026

John Dewey And Global Citizenship Education: Beyond American And Postcolonial Nationalism In An Age Of Cultural Hybridity, Hyunju Lee

Dewey Studies

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Education As An Intrument For Peace And Democracy: Dewey's Perspective On The Rise Of Nationalism, Chuck Howlett, Audrey Cohan Feb 2026

Education As An Intrument For Peace And Democracy: Dewey's Perspective On The Rise Of Nationalism, Chuck Howlett, Audrey Cohan

Dewey Studies

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War Without Violence? Dewey's Insights On Modern Warfare, Don Murray Feb 2026

War Without Violence? Dewey's Insights On Modern Warfare, Don Murray

Dewey Studies

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Encountering John Dewey's 'Pragmatism' In An Indian Contenxt: Ambedkar's Critique Of War, Violence, And Nationalism, Kaylan Kumar Das Feb 2026

Encountering John Dewey's 'Pragmatism' In An Indian Contenxt: Ambedkar's Critique Of War, Violence, And Nationalism, Kaylan Kumar Das

Dewey Studies

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The Hopeful Hashtag: Digital Feminist Publics In The Trump Era, Jennifer Hansen Feb 2026

The Hopeful Hashtag: Digital Feminist Publics In The Trump Era, Jennifer Hansen

Dewey Studies

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Front Matter And Table Of Contents, Dewey Studies Feb 2026

Front Matter And Table Of Contents, Dewey Studies

Dewey Studies

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Finding Your Public Voice, Annette Januzzi Wick Feb 2026

Finding Your Public Voice, Annette Januzzi Wick

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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Dismantling The Patriarchy By Reclaiming Her Voice, Nikki Campo Feb 2026

Dismantling The Patriarchy By Reclaiming Her Voice, Nikki Campo

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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The Sounds Of Your Self, Sonya Huber Feb 2026

The Sounds Of Your Self, Sonya Huber

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

No abstract provided.


Back Matter Feb 2026

Back Matter

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

No abstract provided.


About The Contributors Feb 2026

About The Contributors

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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Advice & Inspiritation: What's Kept You Writing Over The Past Two Years?, Patrick Madden,, Jenn Scheck-Kahn,, Mimi Schwartz Feb 2026

Advice & Inspiritation: What's Kept You Writing Over The Past Two Years?, Patrick Madden,, Jenn Scheck-Kahn,, Mimi Schwartz

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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On Staying Motivated, Jaswinder Bolina, Jane Friedman, Shannon Reed, Jenn Scheck-Kahn Feb 2026

On Staying Motivated, Jaswinder Bolina, Jane Friedman, Shannon Reed, Jenn Scheck-Kahn

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

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What's The Story? 50 Years Of Making Nonfiction Creative, Lee Gutkind Feb 2026

What's The Story? 50 Years Of Making Nonfiction Creative, Lee Gutkind

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

No abstract provided.


Monitoring Strategies In Cave Microclimate Studies, Nenad Buzjak, Dalibor Paar, Aurel Persoiu, Christos Pennos, Franci Gabrovšek, Valerija Rossi Feb 2026

Monitoring Strategies In Cave Microclimate Studies, Nenad Buzjak, Dalibor Paar, Aurel Persoiu, Christos Pennos, Franci Gabrovšek, Valerija Rossi

International Journal of Speleology

Cave atmospheres are spatially confined but dynamical systems that influence subterranean ecosystems, geomorphological processes, registration and preservation of climatic signals in sedimentary archives, cultural heritage, and conservation management. Despite major advances in cave climatology, methodological approaches to microclimate monitoring remain fragmented and are in some cases still shaped by the long-standing assumption that cave air temperature simply reflects the mean annual surface temperature. This paper revisits that assumption and develops an experience- and literature-based methodological framework for cave microclimate research. Key terminology is addressed by distinguishing between cave climate, cave microclimate, and cave meteorology, and by situating microclimatic variability within …


Fluid Geographies: Water, Science, And Settler Colonialism In New Mexico, Wiley K. Waggoner Feb 2026

Fluid Geographies: Water, Science, And Settler Colonialism In New Mexico, Wiley K. Waggoner

Natural Resources Journal

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The Light Eaters, Anna Linn Feb 2026

The Light Eaters, Anna Linn

Natural Resources Journal

No abstract provided.


Protection Forests: Intersections Of Law And Science, Jamison E. Colburn Feb 2026

Protection Forests: Intersections Of Law And Science, Jamison E. Colburn

Natural Resources Journal

The national forests of the eastern United States are where and what they are today based in good part on a mistake. When they were being acquired and established in the early twentieth century, hydrology was in its infancy. Yet many hydrologists and their students in government were promising that these forests would provide significant protection from floods. They promised more than they should have. Forests as protection from floods were embroiled in a contentious and prolonged factual inquiry almost immediately thereafter. Indeed, that inquiry would later mature into a distinct scientific subfield, forest hydrology, that went on to influence …


Rights Of Nature: An Argument For Judicial Economy, Anna Belinski-Huber Feb 2026

Rights Of Nature: An Argument For Judicial Economy, Anna Belinski-Huber

Natural Resources Journal

Tracing the evolution of the “rights of nature” movement from Indigenous law and early environmental ethics to modern global applications, this article reframes the debate around codification of legal rights for nature from moral theory to legal efficiency, arguing that the United States implicitly recognizes rights of nature within its environmental jurisprudence and statutory framework. Through detailed analyses of the Endangered Species Act, National Environmental Policy Act, Clean Air Act, and Clean Water Act alongside corresponding case studies, the author demonstrates how courts and Congress have already expanded standing, redefined injury, and recognized nature’s inherent right to exist and flourish. …


Everything The Light Touches Is Not Your Kingdom: Understanding The Statutory Silence In The Antiquities Act To Restrict Presidential Power, Lillian A. Bourne Feb 2026

Everything The Light Touches Is Not Your Kingdom: Understanding The Statutory Silence In The Antiquities Act To Restrict Presidential Power, Lillian A. Bourne

Natural Resources Journal

There is no greater threat to our public lands than energy dominance. The 1906 Antiquities Act gave presidents the power to proclaim national monuments on public lands, and today the federal government protects over 11 million acres as national monuments. President Trump plans to revoke and shrink monument protections so that these lands can be used for oil, gas, and mineral drilling, destroying cultural artifacts with detrimental impacts to air, water, and land. The Antiquities Act does not give the president the power to revoke or shrink national monuments designated by prior presidents; the Act reserves this power solely to …


Introduction, Caroline Dunn, Rachel Swanteson-Franz Feb 2026

Introduction, Caroline Dunn, Rachel Swanteson-Franz

Natural Resources Journal

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Our World, Ourselves, Clinton Crockett Peters Feb 2026

Our World, Ourselves, Clinton Crockett Peters

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

No abstract provided.


Beyond "Survival Of The Fittest", Holly Haworth Feb 2026

Beyond "Survival Of The Fittest", Holly Haworth

Creative Nonfiction Magazine

No abstract provided.