An afternoon symposium presenting new research and creative work in the ecological arts and humanities. Confirmed speakers: Alexandra Campbell (Glasgow), Katy Hastie (Glasgow), Colin Herd (Glasgow), David Farrier (Edinburgh), Lila …
It has recently been suggested that the impact of human activities upon the planet – people are for example responsible for moving about ten times as much rock and earth …
On this groundbreaking course you’ll acquire new research skills, as well as a more holistic understanding of environmental issues. You’ll address specific issues such as climate change and biodiversity loss, …
Heiner Goebbels’ Stifters Dinge is a performance without people, a performance that takes place in a strange, uncanny nowhere. It is a performance where, in the ‘absence’ of human actors, …
The Sydney Environment Institute seeks applications for Postdoctoral Fellowships in key fields of environmental humanities and social sciences. Multi-disciplinary applications across the natural and technological sciences are welcomed and a …
We want to know about your favorite tool! We are inviting designers, artists, scientists, and citizens from around the world to submit a tool to add to the collection, Tools …
Understanding Material Loss intends to examine the usefulness of ‘loss’ as an analytical framework across different disciplines and subfields, but principally within historical studies. Loss and absence are slowly being …
A workshop on the work and influence of John Muir, hosted by the Institute for Geography and the Lived Environment, University of Edinburgh. Speakers: – Simon James (Philosophy, Durham) – …
“Living with Crows in Hawai’i: Conservation in Haunted Landscapes” Thom van Dooren, Senior Lecturer in Environmental Humanities, University of New South Wales Feb 8, 2016
You are cordially invited to a special evening performance and dialogue with Bronislaw Szerszynski (Department of Sociology, Lancaster University) this Thursday, Nov 27 at 6pm in the Martin Hall, “The Onomatophore of …
