‘Narrative through interviews with environmental scientists’ Dr Saskia Beudel, University of Canberra Thursday 19th April 15.30 Room 2.54, 50 George Square An escalating sense of global environmental crisis has prompted …
Lecture by Alasdair Cochrane (Political Theory, University of Sheffield/Sheffield Animal Studies Research Centre) for Edinburgh Animal Studies Lecture Series 2017 Jun 7, 2017
This two-day symposium will explore new critical and interdisciplinary perspectives on the Scottish poet, artist and avant-gardener Ian Hamilton Finlay (1925-2006). As Finlay’s reputation worldwide continues to grow a decade …
As part of the Edinburgh Animal Studies Lecture Series 2017, Prof Cary Wolfe will give a public lecture, ‘Of Islands, Ecology, and Immunity.’ Contact: emily.brady@ed.ac.uk Cary Wolfe’s research interests span …
What do we mean when we talk about ‘nature’ and ‘wellbeing’? How do our understandings of these terms influence our perceptions of the relationship between flourishing ecosystems and human health, …
As part of the Edinburgh Animal Studies Lecture Series 2017, Prof Cary Wolfe will give a public lecture, ‘Of Islands, Ecology, and Immunity.’ 3-5pm, Weds 24th May Room 2.13, Geography Building …
What do we mean when we talk about ‘nature’ and ‘wellbeing’? How do our understandings of these terms influence our perceptions of the relationship between flourishing ecosystems and human health, …
A Two-Day Symposium at The Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities, University of Edinburgh Ecology and economy are inextricable. From the ‘oeconomy of nature’ theorized by Thomas Burnet, and …
In September 2016, the Scottish parliament voted narrowly in favour of a ban on fracking; US shale gas however arrived at Ineos plant in Scotland in the same month. Meanwhile, …
A workshop at The Institute for Advanced Studies in the Humanities University of Edinburgh In collaboration with the Edinburgh Environmental Humanities Network 29th May 2017 The current “material” turn in …
