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Arctic Environmental Humanities Workshop Series
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The Scott Polar Research Institute at the University of Cambridge and the Frederick S. Pardee School of Global Studies at Boston University are pleased to host the Arctic Environmental Humanities Workshop Series. As the Arctic gains greater visibility among academics and diverse publics, we see an urgent need for humanities scholars to help shape the current debates and research priorities too often limited to the natural and social sciences. This rise in awareness of Arctic issues coincides with widespread academic initiatives in the emerging interdisciplinary field of environmental humanities. These growing interests in the Arctic and in the environmental humanities are in turn both catalyzed by the climate crisis; the urgency of this crisis is central to, but not exhaustive of, our collective commitment to Arctic environmental humanities (AEH). We envision this workshop series as a collaborative enterprise that is robustly interdisciplinary and brings together diverse expertise of humanistic scholars, artists, and researchers drawn from international circles. Presentations and conversations will take place in varied formats, all online and freely accessible to all those interested. The perspectives and participation of northern communities and people will be particularly valuable and encouraged. If you have a question about this list, please contact: Professor Michael Bravo; Geography/SPRI Webmaster. If you have a question about a specific talk, click on that talk to find its organiser. 0 upcoming talks and 12 talks in the archive. Greening the Arctic [Panel Discussion Webinar, registration required]Please register using the link below to receive the Zoom link to participate in the webinar. https://www.bu.edu/pardee/the-arctic-environmental-humanities-workshop-series-2/
Inuit Piqutingit: What Belongs to Inuit [Film Screening]
Svalbard: Four Times Faster (Registration LInk Below)
Climate Repair and Governance: Science and Ethics Panel Discussion
Icy Humanities: A Collaborative Symposium
Curating the Arctic: Northern Museums and Decolonization
“What Can We Learn from Ignorance? Arctic Energy Frontiers, Environmental Regimes, and Indigenous Rights Movements Since the 1970s”
What Can We Learn from Ignorance? Arctic Energy Frontiers, Environmental Regimes, and Indigenous Rights Movements Since the 1970s
Sumé: the Sound of a Revolution (film pre-screening and discussion)
Arctic Energy Before Petroleum: Or, What Whales Can Tell Us About Writing HistoryNote that the talk is accompanied by a "pre-reading" available to download upon registration.
Why we should develop Arctic Humanities
The Shaggy Saviour of Northern Norway
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Hannah Bradley, Inuk Silis Hœgh, Jeffrey Kerby, Kim Neider, Ross Virginia.
Tuesday 19 November 2024, 15:00-16:30