| Event details | Particles, placentas, and plastic: the new politics of non-human life |
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| Event holder(s) |
Dr Mark Jackson, School of Geographical Sciences
Dr J-D Dewsbury, School of Geographical Sciences Dr Maria Fannin, School of Geographical Sciences Mr Andrew Lapworth, School of Geographical Sciences Ms Joanna Mann, School of Geographical Sciences Mr Thomas Roberts, School of Geographical Sciences Ms Stacy Smith, School of Geographical Sciences Ms Georgina Urry, School of Geographical Sciences |
| Title | Particles, placentas, and plastic: the new politics of non-human life |
| Type of event | Panel Presentation and Discussion |
| Date | 07/11/2012 |
| Time | 6pm-7.30pm |
| Venue | Light Studio, The Arnolfini, 16 Narrow Quay, Bristol, BS1 4QA |
| Chair | Dr Mark Jackson and Dr J-D Dewsbury |
| Booking link | http://nonhumanlife.eventbrite.co.uk |
| Abstract |
New theories in the social sciences and humanities regarding matter and human action are having a profound effect on how we need to re-think politics and human responsibility. Come by to explore how objects and processes like nano-particles, 3D printing, bio-art, craft objects, neurons, plastics, placental tissues, and more feature in exciting new research adventures at the forefront of social scientific thinking and practice. |