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SUMMARY:Environmental Humanities Network Reading Group
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DESCRIPTION:1. ‎EHN Reading Group Monday\, 16 November 2026 | 15:00-16:00
  | FAB3.29 Throughout the academic year we aim to discuss fundamental an
 d pressing questions emanating from the climate crisis. Through conversa
 tion spanning disciplines\, the group aims to rethink the constitution o
 f nature and explore human alienation\, the threat to multi-species rela
 tions\, and ecosystem habitability in the current conjuncture. For the f
 irst reading group session\, we will be discussing three short chapters 
 (Introduction\, Chapter 5\, Chapter 6) from Andreas Malm’s The Progress 
 of This Storm\, which explores the dialectic of human-nature relations a
 nd problematizes notions of non-human agency.
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SUMMARY:Environmental Humanities Network - Commodified\, Energized\, Bota
 nized: Plants in the World-Ecology (Symposium)
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DESCRIPTION:‎Commodified\, Energized\, Botanized: Plants in the World-Eco
 logy (Symposium) Friday\, 20 November 2026 | 12:00-17:00 | FAB5.49 What 
 can thinking with plants afford in a world ravaged by anthropogenic clim
 ate crisis? The history of the climate crisis is littered with plants hu
 nted\, studied\, felled\, hybridized\, modified\, mass-produced\, circul
 ated\, reified\, fossilized\, and energized. Plants pollinate across and
  crack through borders of taxonomy\, sexuality\, space\, ecosystem\, tem
 porality\, and ontology. Apprehending these border crossings and cross-p
 ollinations requires us\, in turn\, to cross disciplinary boundaries. Jo
 in us in an interdisciplinary symposium on the productive\, post-product
 ive\, economic\, aesthetic\, and radical potential of plant life. Speake
 rs: James Palmer (Bristol) – “Power Plants? Biofuels\, Vegetal Labour\, 
 and the Possibility of Post-Productive Energy Cultures” Claudia Horn (Ki
 ng’s College) – “Rosa Luxemburg’s Herbarium: Radical Ecology and the Glo
 bal Plantation” Camilo Uribe Botta (ąű¶ł´«Ă˝) – “What Nineteenth-Century 
 Orchids Can (and Can’t) Teach Us” Discussant: Kalrav Vashishtha (ąű¶ł´«Ă˝
 ) Register to book a free spot here.
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SUMMARY:Environmental Humanities Network - Dominic O’Key (Sheffield)\, “N
 adine Gordimer on Safari: Postcolonial Wildlife and the Environmental Hu
 manities”
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DESCRIPTION:Dominic O’Key (Sheffield)\, “Nadine Gordimer on Safari: Postc
 olonial Wildlife and the Environmental Humanities” Tuesday\, 1 December 
 2026 | 16:00-17:30 | OC1.08 Dominic O’Key’s research asks how literary a
 nd cultural texts make sense of our relationships with animals. He is th
 e author of Creaturely Forms in Contemporary Literature: Narrating the W
 ar Against Animals (Bloomsbury\, 2022) as well as other publications tha
 t track the species politics of wildlife conservation\, mass extinction\
 , museums\, medical research\, and factory farming. He is an Associate E
 ditor at the open-access journal Humanimalia\, and a Research Associate 
 on the Wellcome Trust-funded Multispecies Mutualisms project.
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