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URL:/english/events/speakers-series-another-flickering-
 world-petrocultures-north
SUMMARY:Speakers Series - \"‘another\, flickering world’: Petrocultures
  of\nthe North Atlantic\,\" Derek Gladwin
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Summary \n\nThe Department of English Language and Literature i
 s proud to announce\n“‘another\, flickering world’: Petrocultures of
  the North\nAtlantic\,” a talk by Dr. Derek Gladwin to take place Fri
 day\nNovember 24\, 3-5pm in Hagey Hall 373. All are welcome to attend. \
 n\nABSTRACT:\n\nThis talk explores the relationship between oil and memory
  in the\nNorth Sea. Linking place-based poetry\, film\, and web-based medi
 a\, this\ntalk considers how Roseanne Watt’s filmpoem _Sullom_ (2014)\nu
 nsettles dominant histories of North Sea oil culture (petroculture)\nin th
 e Shetland Isles by confronting environmental and spatial\ninjustices. _Su
 llom’s_ musical score offers an additional element\nthat creates an anti
 -aesthetic\, ironizing petrochemical advertisement\ncampaigns produced by 
 energy companies such as Suncor Energy’s _See\nWhat Yes Can Do_ (2013). 
 Watt’s filmpoem ultimately confronts the\nspaces of Sullom Voe\, which i
 s an enormous oil terminal on Shetland\,\nthrough a combination of literar
 y and visual narratives of place that\nreclaim ways of being in the world 
 from the dominant petroculture in\nwhich they function.\n 
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