2026
Upcoming
What can desert history teach us about the study of the past, humans’ relationship to other beings and place, and how to build an ecological consciousness for the future?
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The loss of species has become a global phenomenon. It is also a very complex phenomenon where scientific knowledge, human culture, and biological processes become intertwined in various ways. This lecture provides an overview of these interconnections, as revealed by a five-year research programme.
Augmented reality sculptors are turning away from the dystopian narrative of the Anthropocene towards positive and playful narratives of fabulated imaginary worlds.
What does it take to keep another species alive, and what kinds of knowledge and intervention does this demand?
NB Please note the timeslot of the talk has been moved and is now 14.15-16.00.
How do Indigenous political and legal traditions challenge western political theory and offer alternatives for governing land use and natural resources?