Online Event – Critical Energy Humanities: Experiments in Environmental Humanities

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Online Event – Critical Energy Humanities: Experiments in Environmental Humanities

November 30, 2022

12:30 EST / 5:30 GMT

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Critical Energy Humanities Poster

Join Prof Imre Szeman, Inaugural Director of the Institute for Environment, Conservation, and Sustainability and Professor of Human Geography at the University of Toronto, as he examines the field of energy humanities. From its beginnings, the discipline has experimented with innovative forms of scholarly research. Spurred by the urgency of the climate crisis and the justice issues at the heart of the field, the discipline has explored how to do research differently – and even why to do environmental humanities at all. Prof Szeman will discuss models for exciting and just energy humanities work, including the After Oil projects and the Banff Research in Culture extended research residencies.

Speaker:
Imre Szeman
Inaugural Director, Institute for Environment, Conservation, and Sustainability;
Professor, Department of Human Geography, University of Toronto

This lecture is a part of the Oxford-Penn-Toronto International Doctoral Cluster speaker series.

Feature Image: “Natural Energy & Human Power !” by coccinelle67 is licensed under CC BY-NC-ND 2.0.
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Isabelle Gapp

Isabelle Gapp is an Interdisciplinary Fellow in the Department of Art History at the University of Aberdeen. Her research and teaching considers the intersections between nineteenth and twentieth century landscape painting, gender, environmental history, and climate change across the Circumpolar North.

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