We have the pleasure to host the second Anthrobreakfast with guest lecturer Jon Rasmus Nyquist.
In this Anthrobreakfast, he will talk about his fieldwork with fire fighters and fire managers in Australia and research on what climate change and the Anthropocene feels like. Come along if you’re interested in questions like: How does climate change make people feel? How can global processes affect our emotions? And what we can get out of attending to feelings and emotions in times of major global change?
For more on Jon Rasmus and his research, visit his academic staff page.
The breakfast will take place February 20th 2023 at Eilert Sundts Hus, seminarrom 947 (9th floor) early in the morning from 09:15 to 11:00 am.
Anthrobreakfast: full schedule for spring 2023
Anthrobreakfast is an event run by SAPU where a member of the Department of Social Anthropology (or other affiliate departments) presents their current research interests and an overarching discussion on modern anthropology. It is a casual event where students can hear a short 30-45 minute presentation, discuss, and socialize with each other as well as the speaker. It’s a great opportunity to get to know your fellow students and professors.
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