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Design & the Environmental Humanities
The Geomerce Project
Posted on 16th May 2016
Multispecies Methods
Posted on 25th April 2016
Transmedia: New trends in digital storytelling
Posted on 18th April 2016
The Water Next Time
Posted on 18th April 2016
Sustainable Necessities and Yet Darker Ecologies
Posted on 18th April 2016
Animal Computer Interaction
Posted on 18th April 2016
Unexpected Encounters with Deep Time
Owain Jones (Bath Spa University), ‘On Ecocide, Haunting and (self)Destruction: (hugging the lamppost till the train passes)’
Posted on 4th May 2016
Deep Time & Haunting Keynote Lecture: Astrid E.J. Ogilvie (INSTAAR and Stefansson Arctic Institute), ‘Weather and Witchcraft in the Sagas of Icelanders’
Posted on 4th May 2016
Stefan Skrimshire (University of Leeds), ‘Confessing the Anthropocene’
Posted on 3rd May 2016
Introduction to “Haunting” Workshop by David Farrier
Posted on 3rd May 2016
Eva Giraud (Keele University): ‘Matters of (violent-) care in the Manhattan Project Beagle Colony’
Posted on 2nd May 2016
Uli Beisel (Bayreuth University) & Franklin Ginn (University of Bristol): ‘Immunity, Infectivity and Awkward Flourishing in the Plantationocene’
Posted on 2nd May 2016
Jeremy Kidwell (University of Edinburgh): ‘On Killing the Little Ones: Narratives of Violence and Eradication in Bacterial Perspective’
Posted on 2nd May 2016
Greg Hollin (University of Leeds): ‘Regimes of violent-care: Democracy, climate change, and rare earth mining in Greenland’
Posted on 2nd May 2016
Michelle Keown (University of Edinburgh): ‘The ‘slow violence’ of the nuclearised Pacific’
Posted on 2nd May 2016
David Higgins (University of Leeds): ‘A flood of ruin’: Romanticism, Deep Time, and Environmental Catastrophe’
Posted on 2nd May 2016
Nigel Clark (Lancaster University): ‘Speculative Volcanology, Igneous Becomings’
Posted on 2nd May 2016
Sonia Ali (University of Glasgow): ‘Excavated Realities’
Posted on 2nd May 2016
Jacob Barber (University of Edinburgh): ‘The epistemic violence of the Anthropocene’
Posted on 2nd May 2016
Deep Time & Violence Keynote: Dr Thom van Dooren (University of New South Wales): ‘The Unwelcome Crows: Hospitality in the Anthropocene’
Posted on 2nd May 2016
Michael Northcott (University of Edinburgh): ‘The Ethical Implications of Different Deep Time Eschatologies among Scottish Christian Environmental Activists’
Posted on 2nd May 2016
Bronislaw Szerszynski (Lancaster University): ‘Gods of the Anthropocene: human and inhuman agencies in the Earth’s new epoch’
Posted on 2nd May 2016
