ROCHELLE L. JOHNSON
 
 
 
 
 

I am an educator, editor, and writer.

My writing explores natural history,
landscape aesthetics,
and amputation.

I teach about material culture and the environmental humanities.

 

As a scholar, I explore the human relationship to nature. We express our understandings of this relationship in many ways: through art, literature, and science, and even through the landscapes we call home. I study these forms of expression, as well as what they reveal about our past, present, and collective future.

 
 
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 EVENTS

October 25, 2024
AWARDING OF THE 2024 THOREAU PRIZE IN LITERARY NATURE WRITING
Award Committee Chair, Thoreau Prize Committee; Honoring J. Drew Lanham
Concord, Massachusetts

July 10-14, 2024
THOREAU & RESILIENCE
Conference Chair and Thoreau Society President, The 83rd Annual Gathering of the Thoreau Society
Concord, Massachusetts

February 9, 2024
AMPUTATED EARTH
Invited Speaker, The Commons: A Seminar in Honor of Laura Dassow Walls
University of Miami

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