The Future of Nature, on VOWR
Dr. Sean McGrath on VOWR Dr. Sean McGrath discusses The Future of Nature on VOWR (St. John’s, NL), December 2015.
Dr. Sean McGrath on VOWR Dr. Sean McGrath discusses The Future of Nature on VOWR (St. John’s, NL), December 2015.
The Future of Nature: Gros Morne was a transdisciplinary event in environmental science, industry, and art on the West Coast of Newfoundland, September 10–13, 2015. Thanks to all who made The Future of Nature 2015 the huge success that it was! See below for a video by Barry Stephenson and […]
The Future of Nature is a collaborative effort by over seventy academics, artists, and organizers. Special thanks are due to the President’s Office, MUN, the Vice-President Research, MUN; the Harris Centre, MUN; the Associate Vice President, MUN Grenfell (David Peddle); the Grenfell Office of Engagement (Ken Carter and Marilyn Forward); […]
The Western Star: Ecological Intervention Explores the Future of Nature “Over three days, the “Future of Nature” will offer a range of activities, including keynote speeches, public policy debates, music and dance presentations, art shows and guided hiking tours. While it brings together aboriginal leaders, scientists, academics, artists and members […]
Dr. Sean McGrath on The Future of Nature The following lecture by Dr. Sean McGrath was held at the University Centre of the West Fjords, Iceland, 18 May 2015.
Dr. Sean McGrath in conversation with Professor Graham Parkes on Environmentalism and the Death of Nature 9 December 2014 A native of Glasgow, Graham Parkes taught Asian and comparative philosophy at the University of Hawaii for almost thirty years before moving to University College Cork, in Ireland, in July 2008. […]
Professor Jens Soentgen on the Anthropocene 29 November 2014 Environmental Science, Augsburg U. Jens Soentgen is trained in both natural scientific and phenomenological methods and now serves as the director of the Wissenschaftszentrums Umwelt at the University of Augsburg [http://www.wzu.uni-augsburg.de/team/vorstand/soentgen/]
Dr. Iain Hamilton Grant on the Anthropocene 29 November 2014 Iain Hamilton Grant is a senior lecturer at the University of the West of England in Bristol, United Kingdom. His research interests include ontology, European philosophy, German Idealism (especially Schelling), and both contemporary and historical philosophy of nature
Professor Jason Wirth on the Anthropocene 28 November 2014 Jason Wirth is a professor of philosophy at Seattle University. A researcher and well-known author in Continental Philosophy, Wirth is also a practicing Zen priest.
