Lunchtime Colloquium - View All

• 

  03.07.2025 12:30  – 13:45 

  Nastasya Kosygina on “Old Rome’s Floods and New Rome’s Earthquakes: Urban Re-Planning Under the Sixth-Century Byzantine Occupation”

  Lunchtime Colloquium more
• 

  26.06.2025 12:30  – 13:45 

  Eunice Blavascunas on “Partisan Ecologies, Bark Beetles, and Asylum Seekers: Temporality at the Polish-Belarusian Forest”

  Lunchtime Colloquium more
• 

  19.06.2025 12:30  – 13:45 

  Nicky Rehnberg and Lukas Kunerth on “‘Tied Down on the Pentagram with Henry Kissinger’s Fat Belly Over Me’: The Camp Aesthetics of Alex Jones’ Inside Bohemian Grove”

  Special Holiday Lunchtime Colloquium more
• 

  12.06.2025 12:30  – 13:45 

  Nora Katharina Faltmann on “Multispecies Conviviality: Relations Between Humans and Animals-as-Food”

  Lunchtime Colloquium more
• 

  05.06.2025 12:30  – 13:45 

  Angela Antle on “How Can Podcasting Entangle and Mobilize Artistic and Scientific Ways of Knowing and Challenge Dominant Energy Narratives?”

  Lunchtime Colloquium more
• 

  22.05.2025 12:30  – 13:45 

  Akash Jash on “Urban Lakes as Contested Social Spaces: Colonial Legacies, Contemporary Urbanization, and Social Contestations in Bengaluru Lakes”

  Lunchtime Colloquium more
• 

  15.05.2025 12:30  – 13:45 

  Graham Huggan, Catriona Flesher, and Anisha Gamblin on “Extinction and Its Discontents”

  Lunchtime Colloquium more
• 

  08.05.2025 12:30  – 13:45 

  Lisa Ruth Rand on “(Re)Scaling the Planetary: Envirotechnical Regimes and Resource Egalitarianism in Near-Earth Space, 1970–1979”

  Lunchtime Colloquium more
• 

  24.04.2025 12:30  – 13:45 

  Alison Sperling on “Weird Unworldings”

  Lunchtime Colloquium more
• 

  23.01.2025 12:30  – 13:45 

  Julia Ludewig and Sabina Magagnoli on “Climate Communication in Education Beyond Academia”

  Lunchtime Colloquium more
• 

  16.01.2025 12:30  – 13:45 

  Anke M. Friedrich and Markus Vogt on “Earth Shattered: Geology and Ethics”

  Lunchtime Colloquium more
• 

  09.01.2025 12:30  – 13:45 

  Helge Nowak and Imke Hoppe on “Communicating the Unthinkable: Climate Change in Literary Studies and Human Geography”

  Lunchtime Colloquium more