Jennifer Ladino

Professor of English; Co-Director of the Confluence Lab; Core Faculty in Environmental Science

American literature

environmental humanities

affect studies

Western & rural U.S. literature

interdisciplinary studies

Biography & Scholarship

Jennifer Ladino's work explores environmental change and associated emotions in a range of literary and cultural genres, from novels and films to national parks and public memorials.

Link

The Confluence Lab

Organizational Affiliations

Professor, English, College of Letters, Arts and Social Sciences, University of Idaho

Highlights - Output

Book chapter

Labor, Leisure, and Love of Country: Rangering in the Age of the Alt-NPS

by Jennifer K. Ladino

Published 01/01/2023

, 186 - 201

Journal article

How Nostalgia Drives and Derails Living with Wildland Fire in the American West

by Jennifer Ladino, Leda N Kobziar, Jack Kredell and Teresa Cavazos Cohn

Published 2022

Fire-Switzerland, 5, 2

Book

Memorials Matter: Emotion, Environment and Public Memory at American Historical Sites

by Jennifer Ladino

Published 2019

Book

Reclaiming Nostalgia: Longing for Nature in American Literature

by Jennifer Ladino

Published 2012

Journal article

For the Love of Nature: Documenting Life, Death and Animality in Grizzly Man and March of the Penguins

by Jennifer Ladino

Published 2009

Interdisciplinary Studies in Literature and Environment, 16, 2, 53 - 90

Journal article

Rewriting Nature Tourism in 'an age of violence': Tactical College in Marianne Moore's An Octopus

by Jennifer Ladino

Published 2005

Twentieth-Century Literature, 51, 3, 285 - 315

Education

English

2006, PhD, University of Washington

English

2001, MA, University of Washington

English

1996, BA, University of Virginia

Global ID

0000-0002-3271-1152

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