Julien Nègre
@juliennegre.bsky.social
Maps, literature, whales.
Associate Professor, North American Studies, ENS de Lyon, France
Associate Professor, North American Studies, ENS de Lyon, France
Reposted by Julien Nègre
Last night, over a billion birds passed over our heads as they migrated south. This is one of the most dramatic events in the natural world, but most of us are asleep while it happens. Radar tells the tale.
Tom Kimmerer (@tomkimmerer)
With all the wonderful forest colors in autumn, we shouldn’t miss other dramatic events. Last night, I walked around the urban park across the street from my home. It was quiet enough, with urban traf...
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September 26, 2025 at 12:41 PM
Last night, over a billion birds passed over our heads as they migrated south. This is one of the most dramatic events in the natural world, but most of us are asleep while it happens. Radar tells the tale.
As a French instructor teaching this course this term, I agree it's a wild pairing. It also leads to interesting questions about the 2 works though. Would love to hear your talk 👍
September 4, 2025 at 7:08 AM
As a French instructor teaching this course this term, I agree it's a wild pairing. It also leads to interesting questions about the 2 works though. Would love to hear your talk 👍
Organizing an exciting symposium on the "Monarch of all I survey" trope in literature! With Julia Kühn and Nick Spengler as keynote speakers.
Nov. 20-21 in Lyon, France.
Nov. 20-21 in Lyon, France.
September 2, 2025 at 10:37 AM
Organizing an exciting symposium on the "Monarch of all I survey" trope in literature! With Julia Kühn and Nick Spengler as keynote speakers.
Nov. 20-21 in Lyon, France.
Nov. 20-21 in Lyon, France.