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Join us for two works in progress papers on multispecies landscapes and biocultural extinctions 31 March 10.30-11.30
EEHN Events, EEHN Lab

Join us for two works in progress papers on multispecies landscapes and biocultural extinctions 31 March 10.30-11.30

Our fifth session of the EEHN PhD Lab will take place this Friday (31 March) 10.30-11.30am in the ECA North East Studio Building, Room J.03 

We’ll be hearing two exciting papers from our members:

  • Rowan Bayliss Hawitt (Reid School of Music) “The mammoth, the dodo, and the… music?: Biocultural extinction narratives in the contemporary UK folk music scene”
  • Eszter Erdosi  (History of Art) “Care as Control and Surrender: The Politics of Care Management and the Multispecies Landscape in Gerard Ortín’s Wolf Urine (2017)”

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