John Campion, Lecturer
Office: 476 Wheeler
Phone: 510-642-4805
Email: jmcampion@berkeley.edu
Areas of Interest
Creative Writing. Critical Theory. Cultural Studies. Poetry.Current Research
John Campion is the founder of the Ecotropic movement, which holds that for human culture to be healthy it must exist as in an ecological niche and thereby re-late appropriately with all the fields of forces. His poetry, art, philosophy, and criticism reflect ecotropic values.Selected Publications and Papers Delivered
Medusa
(Book length poem)
Ecotropic Works, October 2007
Squaring the Circle
(Book length poem)
Ecotropic Works, 2002
Tongue Stones
(Book length poem)
Ecotropic Works, 1995, 2001
Ecotropic Works
(Anthology of Environmental Writing)
Ecotropic Works, 2002
Where Three Roads Meet
(Poetry)
Cedarshouse Press, 1990
Sippapu the Kiva an Inverted Bat
(Poetry)
Latitudes Press, 1985
El Sueño
(Translation of Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz' Poem)
Brazos Books, 1980
Office Hours
TTh 11:30 am - 12:30 pm
