Roman Bartosch is Associate Professor of Teaching Anglophone Literatures and Cultures at the University of Cologne, Germany, and Co-Director of the Interdisciplinary Research Centre for Education in the Humanities (Cologne).

• 1. The Cultural Functions of Climate 2. Climate, Change, Literacy: Steps to an Educational Ecology3. Education and the Ecological Turn4. Cultivating Viewpoint Diversity in the Environmental Humanities5. What’s in a Language? Environmental Concepts and Metaphors in Foreign Language Education6. Sustainable Texts: Teaching Literature as Cultural Ecology 7. Teaching Literary Atmospheres: A Theoretical Ground for a Hazy Matter8. Posthuman English in the Anthropocene Classroom9. Maritime Literature and Critical Pedagogy in the Age of Climate Change10. Global Digital Citizenship: New Perspectives for Foreign Language Education11. Outlook: Designing Classes and Modelling Practice

Roman Bartosch is Associate Professor of Teaching Anglophone Literatures and Cultures at the University of Cologne, Germany, and Co-Director of the Interdisciplinary Research Centre for Education in the Humanities (Cologne).

• 1. The Cultural Functions of Climate 2. Climate, Change, Literacy: Steps to an Educational Ecology3. Education and the Ecological Turn4. Cultivating Viewpoint Diversity in the Environmental Humanities5. What’s in a Language? Environmental Concepts and Metaphors in Foreign Language Education6. Sustainable Texts: Teaching Literature as Cultural Ecology 7. Teaching Literary Atmospheres: A Theoretical Ground for a Hazy Matter8. Posthuman English in the Anthropocene Classroom9. Maritime Literature and Critical Pedagogy in the Age of Climate Change10. Global Digital Citizenship: New Perspectives for Foreign Language Education11. Outlook: Designing Classes and Modelling Practice

Roman Bartosch is Associate Professor of Teaching Anglophone Literatures and Cultures at the University of Cologne, Germany, and Co-Director of the Interdisciplinary Research Centre for Education in the Humanities (Cologne).

• 1. The Cultural Functions of Climate 2. Climate, Change, Literacy: Steps to an Educational Ecology3. Education and the Ecological Turn4. Cultivating Viewpoint Diversity in the Environmental Humanities5. What’s in a Language? Environmental Concepts and Metaphors in Foreign Language Education6. Sustainable Texts: Teaching Literature as Cultural Ecology 7. Teaching Literary Atmospheres: A Theoretical Ground for a Hazy Matter8. Posthuman English in the Anthropocene Classroom9. Maritime Literature and Critical Pedagogy in the Age of Climate Change10. Global Digital Citizenship: New Perspectives for Foreign Language Education11. Outlook: Designing Classes and Modelling Practice