Greenhouse Environmental Humanities Book Talks
Hosted by Dolly Jørgensen & Finn Arne Jørgensen
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S7E10 Bob McKay – Anthropofugal Fictions
Robert (Bob) McKay, Professor of Contemporary Literature at University of Sheffield (UK), discussed his book Anthropofugal Fictions: Literature, Species Politics and Flight from Humanity (Edinburgh…
S7E9 Mary Mendoza – Deadly Divide
Mary Mendoza, assistant professor of history at Penn State University (USA), discussed her book Deadly Divide: How Insects, Pathogens, and People Defied the US-Mexico Border (University of North…
S7E8 John Scanlan – The Idea of Waste
John Scanlan, Research Fellow in Place Development & Promotion at University of Lancashire (UK), discussed his book The Idea of Waste: On the Limits of Human Life (Reaktion Books, 2025) in the…
S7E7 Michelle Henning – A Dirty History of Photography
Michelle Henning, Professor in Photography and Media at the University of Liverpool (UK), discussed her book A Dirty History of Photography: Chemistry, Fog, and Empire (University of Chicago Press,…
S7E6 Brycchan Carey – The Unnatural Trade
Brycchan Carey, Professor of Literature, Culture, and History at Northumbria University (UK), discussed his book The Unnatural Trade: Slavery, Abolition, and Environmental Writing, 1650-1807 (Yale…
S7E5 Josephine Taylor – The Nonhuman Narratives of Energy
Josephine Taylor, Postdoctoral Research Fellow at University College Dublin (Ireland), discussed her book The Nonhuman Narratives of Energy: Multispecies Encounters in Extraction Zones (Palgrave…
S7E4 K. G. Hutchins – A Song for the Horses
Kip Hutchins, visiting assistant professor in the Department of Anthropology at Oberlin College (USA), discussed his book A Song for the Horses: Musical Heritage for More-than-Human Futures in…
S7E3 Christopher Jones – The Invention of Infinite Growth
Christopher Jones, associate professor of history at Arizona State University (USA), discussed his book The Invention of Infinite Growth: How Economists Came to Believe a Dangerous…
S7E2 Katja Bruisch – Burning Swamps
Katja Bruisch, Ussher Assistant Professor in Modern Environmental History at Trinity College Dublin (Ireland), discussed her book Burning Swamps: Peat and the Forgotten Margins of Russia’s Fossil…
S7E1 Isabelle Gapp – A Circumpolar North
In our first episode of Season 7, Isabelle Gapp, Interdisciplinary Fellow in the Department of Art History and Co-Director of The Centre for the North at University of Aberdeen (UK), discussed her…
S6E23 Nathan K. Hensley – Action Without Hope
Nathan K. Hensley, Professor of English at Georgetown University (USA), discussed his book Action Without Hope: Victorian Literature After Climate Collapse (University of Chicago Press, 2025) in the…
S6E22 Joanna Allan – Saharan Winds
Joanna Allan, Associate Professor in global development at Northumbria University, UK, discussed her book Saharan Winds: Energy Systems and Aeolian Imaginaries in Western Sahara (West Virginia…
S6E21 Dominic Hinde – Drifting North
Dominic Hinde, Lecturer in Sociology at the University of Glasgow, discussed his book Drifting North: Finding a sustainable future in Scotland’s past (Manchester University Press, 2025) in the…
S6E20 Dolly Jørgensen – Ghosts Behind Glass
Dolly Jørgensen, Professor of History at University of Stavanger (Norway) and co-host of the Greenhouse Environmental Humanities Book Talks, presented her own book Ghosts Behind Glass: Encountering…
S6E19 Micah Muscolino – Remaking the Earth, Exhausting the People
Micah Muscolino, professor and Paul G. Pickowicz Endowed Chair in Modern Chinese History at the University of California San Diego (USA), discussed his book Remaking the Earth, Exhausting the People:…
S6E18 Marianna Dudley – Electric Wind
Marianna Dudley, Senior Lecturer in Environmental Humanties at University of Bristol (UK), discussed her book Electric Wind: An Energy History of Modern Britain (Manchester University Press, 2025) in…
S6E17 Roy Scranton – Impasse
Roy Scranton, Associate Professor and Director of the Environmental Humanities Initiative (EHUM) at University of Notre Dame (USA), discussed his book Impasse: Climate Change and the Limits of…
S6E16 Brad Bolman – Lab Dog
Brad Bolman, Assistant Professor of History at Tulane University (USA), discussed his book Lab Dog: What Global Science Owes American Beagles (University of Chicago Press, 2025) in the Greenhouse…
S6E15 Jules Skotnes-Brown – Segregated Species
Jules Skotnes-Brown, Research Fellow at the University of St. Andrews (UK), discussed his book Segregated Species: Pests, Knowledge, and Boundaries in South Africa, 1910–1948 (Johns Hopkins…
S6E14 Tina Adcock – Cold Colonialism
Tina Adcock, assistant professor of history at Simon Fraser University (Canada), discussed her book A Cold Colonialism: Modern Exploration and the Canadian North (University of British Columbia…
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