Open Call – 2011 Hui/Symposium
SCANZ 2011: Eco sapiens — Hui/Symposium Presentations
Dates: 14-16th of January, 2011
Location: Owae Marae, Waitara, Taranaki
An interdisciplinary discussion on the future of human evolution. How can we re-imagine our relationship with nature?
We invite short presentations from artists, scientists, and cultural commentators on the topics below:
Perspectives on a Species
Scientific, cultural and historical worldviews on energy, ecology and ourselves.
Examples: scales & systems of the universe, human-scale vs geological time perception, evolutionary biology and the human animal, biodiversity, environmental psychology and cultural heritages.
Ecoliteracy & Cultural Adaptation
Adaptive processes and nurturing an ecological literacy and awareness.
Examples: language, novelty and neurology in adaptive processes, sensorial information and learning, food nurturing and nutrition. Citizen science, wonder and imagination. Ideas on the interrelatedness of global systems, complexity and systems thinking.
Rethinking ‘Resources’
Energy and worldviews, ecology and economics, related historical and current views water, soil and land use. Food production/distribution politics.
Examples: co-beneficial relationships. Developing long-term views. Energy, information structures and value systems. Ecoservices and ecological economics. Sustainable consumption and food security and related issues.
Hui/Symposium Overview:
http://www.intercreate.org/hui-symposium/
Registration:
http://www.intercreate.org/hui-symposium/registration/
Submit a Presentation Proposal:
http://www.intercreate.org/hui-symposium/proposals/
Deadline:
December 14, 2010 (please note date update)
Earlier indications/questions are most welcomed.
Enquiries to:
trudy@intercreate.org
Intercreate is a non-profit, project-based research centre which consists of an international network of people interested in interdisciplinary creativity.
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