The Posthumanities Hub is a dynamo of activities and events. It is an engine of discovery. And we do it by regular webinars (open to all – we mean it, you ARE welcome to join any one of them). We host approximately eight to ten webinars per academic year. These webinars can take different shapes, as invited talks with designated commentators, mini-conferences, or panels. We welcome all kinds of research topics – all for the purpose of generating a multitude of perspectives, wide views, queer perspectives and deep, situated insight on the topic. Webinars are also the Hub’s mode of showcasing emerging scholars’ work and connecting people across fields while initiating discussion and new ideas.
Beside webinars, we also host other types of events, like workshops on location, artistic events, and sometimes international conferences.
In The Posthumanities Hub, we try our best to be an inclusive and accessible space for all, so please check out our Guidelines for Accessibility and Co-Learning with The Posthumanities Hub, and join us in this endeavour!
LIVE 1-6 July Online Program in SDGs, Precarity and Literary Studies at University of Hyderabad in collaboration with UNESCO Chair in Vulnerability Studies, Department of English. Speakers: Ira Raja (University of Delhi), Cecilia Åsberg (Linköping University), Deirdre Byrne (University of South Africa), and many more with, Anna Kurian and Pramod K Nayar (University of Hyderabad), India.
For the people in Linköping, Prof. Cecilia Åsberg and Caroline Elgh will give a talk (in Swedish) on feminist blue posthumanities at Humanistdygnet on the […]
It is with great pleasure that we welcome Prof. Stefan Helmreich to our webinar series, with a very interesting presentation on “The Genders of Waves”.
This webinar brings intellectual stars from all corners of the world to enlighten us in a theoretical master class. Join in and brighten your December, meet Rosi Braidotti, Christine Daigle, Evelien Geerts, Stefan Herbrechter, Marta Segarra, Ombre Tarragnat together with Cecilia Åsberg and all the Hub team.