Programma-archief
Op deze pagina geven we een overzicht van de afgelopen activiteiten van Studium Generale.
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SG - Genocide (an urgent key-concept)
- Genocide as a concept emerged from the horrors of the Holocaust and is a precisely and narrowly defined term in international law. In history and... -
SG - Race (an evanescing key-concept)
- In much everyday parlance, ‘race’ is a very loaded term, when applied to humans and especially when a set of values surrounds it. -
SG - Do it Yourself: More-than-Human Decision-Making
- After all the discussions about adopting a more-than-human perspective, you may be curious about what that experience would feel like. How do you go... -
SG - Islands (a rising key-concept)
- At first sight, the concept of ‘the island’ may seem simple. However, islands are highly dynamic entities, and their boundaries shift. -
SG - Roomservice 2024
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ROOMSERVICE 2024
STUDENT ROOM FESTIVAL
Student Room Festival with a mix of music, theatre, spoken word, dance, circus and... -
SG - Ecocentric Thinking in Practice
- Tonight, we’ll explore the practical implications of a more-than-human ecocentric perspective through two intriguing examples. -
SG - I Am the River, the River Is Me
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In 2017 the Whanganui River in Aotearoa (the Maori name for New Zealand) became the world's first river to be granted the same legal rights... -
SG - Listening to Non-Human Voices
- Ever heard of the non-human turn? Discover how this paradigm shift questions human-centred frameworks, and introduces among others multispecies... -
SG - Reimagining the Future: Beyond the Sci-Fi Escape
- Forget escaping to Mars—what if the future lies right here on Earth? Join visual artist Richard Kofi and DJ Chinnamasta for a thrilling fusion... -
SG - Postponing the End: Lessons from the Past
- Is it the end of the world — or just the end of your world? Join Caroline F. Caromano as we explore how experiences of colonialism offer...