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The Edinburgh Environmental Humanities Network presents researchers within the humanities with a forum in which to engage with each other’s work, to share insights, and develop collaborative partnerships.
 
Writing the environmental humanities
EEHN Events, Workshop

Writing the environmental humanities

On Wednesday 25th February the Edinburgh Environmental Humanities Network will host the second in our series of workshops on key areas of academic practice within the Environmental Humanities.

In conversation:
Hayden Lorimer, Geographical and Earth Sciences, Glasgow
Maria Fusco, Edinburgh College of Art
Fraser MacDonald, Institute of Geography, Edinburgh

Discussion topics:  The ethics of story / Writing nature well / Writing across disciplines / Can words change worlds?

Followed by a wine reception 17:00-18:00

This half-day workshop, the second in a series organised by the Edinburgh Environmental Humanities Network, will reflect on scholarly writing and its role in responding to ecological crisis. Short readings from our three guests will be followed by extended group discussions addressing topics including the ethics of story, craft, audience, transformation.

To book a place email franklin.ginn@ed.ac.uk
Sponsored by the Institute for Academic Development

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