Tag: Environmental Humanities

CFP: Association for the Study of Literature and Environment, UK and Ireland, Biennial Conference 2025

Call for Papers

‘Erosion – Creimeadh’ 9th August (Online Day); 12th-14th August 2025, University of Galway Confirmed Keynote Speakers: John Brannigan, Nessa Cronin, Malcolm Sen The 2025 conference for the Association for the Study of Literature and Environment, UK and Ireland (ASLE-UKI) will be hosted by the University of Galway, Ireland. ASLE-UKI welcomes participation from scholars, readers, and creative practitioners interested in the

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CFP: Association for the Study of Literature and Environment, UK and Ireland, Biennial Conference 2025

Call for Papers, Other Conferences

Erosion – Creimeadh 9th August (Online Day); 12th-14th August 2025, University of Galway. Confirmed keynote speakers: Nessa Cronin, John Brannigan, Malcolm Sen The 2025 conference for the Association for the Study of Literature and Environment, UK and Ireland (ASLE-UKI) will be hosted by the University of Galway, Ireland. ASLE-UKI welcomes participation from scholars, readers, and creative practitioners interested in the relationships between

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EVENT: Theorising Research Ecologies? An Environmental Humanities Symposium

Events, Other Conferences

Seminar Room H204 (and online), UCD Humanities Institute, 9:00 – 17:00 (IST), Thursday 11th April, University College Dublin.   How can the environmental humanities expand to consider ‘research environment’ as a form of environment? How do factors such as location, networking, and digital space matter to the environmental critic? Does turning a critical lens to our laptops, desks, or travel choices augment

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EVENT: Theorising Research Ecologies? An Environmental Humanities Symposium

Events, Other Conferences

11th April, University College Dublin.    How can the environmental humanities expand to consider ‘research environment’ as a form of environment? How do factors such as location, networking, and digital space matter to the environmental critic? Does turning a critical lens to our laptops, desks, or travel choices augment or hinder our practice? This event showcases current Environmental Humanities research, advancing the field in

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