FIELDWORK #3: J. T. Roane, ‘Black Ecologies, Tidewater Virginia’
FIELDWORK #3: J. T. Roane, hosted by Fred Carter and Maria Sledmere 8th July 5-6pm BST Tickets available here. In the final instalment of our three-part series, we’re delighted to …
Category: Public Lecture
Public Lecture: Prof. Cary Wolfe (English, Rice University) ‘Of Islands, Ecology, and Immunity: The Lost Maples of Big Bend’
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 …
Ocean Time, Human Time A public talk by Helen M. Rozwadowski
Monday, June 12, 5.30-7.00pm Adam House, Chambers Street, Edinburgh Where are your monuments, your battles, martyrs? Where is your tribal memory? Sirs, in that grey vault. The sea. The sea …
The Onomatophore of the Anthropocene by Bronislaw Szerszynski
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 …
Religious Ecologies, Engaged Ethnography, and the Activist Imagination
The Ancestral Time project is pleased to feature Sarah McFarland Taylor, Associate Professor of Religion in the Department of Religious Studies at Northwestern University (Chicago, IL) and author of the …
‘Everything is NOT awesome’: Thinking through Energy and Environmental Humanities
A seminar on the petro-cultural imagination Overview: How can the humanities speak in significant ways to science, industry, or even governments about issues dealing with oil, climate change, fracking, or …
Climate Engineering: Earthmasters – Playing God with the Climate
Network members may be interested in a Public Lecture by Professor Clive Hamilton, Charles Sturt University, Canberrra and author of the very well reviewed Earthmasters: Playing God with the Climate …
‘Cabinets of Curiosity: Objects of Strange Change’
<strong>A Public Lecture by Professor Libby Robin, Australian National University </strong>Doors open at 18.15 Join Libby Robin, Professor of Environmental History at the Fenner School of Environment and Society, Australian …
The Unwelcome Crows: Hospitality in the Anthropocene by Thom van Dooren
As their common name implies, House Crows (Corvus splendens) stick pretty closely to people. So much so that there are no known populations living independently of us. You might say …
