Communities of Research, Communities of Practice Towards a Transforming Transdisciplinarity
UFBA, Salvador, Bahia – In the external auditorium of the Institute of Biology.
GEOS Seminar: March 20th to 23th 2023
GEOS at the Society of Ethnobiology 2021
Ethnobiology is a transdisciplinary field that brings together the knowledge of diverse actors from Indigenous and local communities to natural and social sciences. While this diversity of knowledge is crucial for engaging with socio-environmental change, it also raises complex questions about conflicting epistemologies, ontologies, and values.
GEOS is now on YouTube
If you missed Sandra Harding's lecture, you can watch it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOahALojfJQ&t=4s
GEOS Webinar Series
8 January 2021
Francisco Vergara-Silva
Loci of enunciation. The history and philosophy of ethnobiology in/from Mexico
11 February 2021
Sandra Harding
Becoming an Accidental Ontologist: Overcoming Logical Positivism's Antipathy to Metaphysics
Watch Sandra Harding's lecture on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZOahALojfJQ&t=4s
February 11 2021: Seminar Sandra Harding
GEOS organizes the second seminar with the American philosopher Sandra Harding. The title of this seminar is 'Becoming an Accidental Ontologist: Overcoming Logical Positivism’s Antipathy to Metaphysics'.
February 11 2021, 17.00 - 18.30 (CET)
Please register via email
January 7 2021: Seminar Francisco Vergara-Silva
Our first public seminar will be January 7 2021 from 17:00 until 18:00. Francisco Vergara-Silva, from the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México, Instituto de Biología, will talk about Loci of enunciation. The history and sociology of ethnobiology in/from Mexico.
New team members GEOS
We’re excited about our new team members in the GEOS project: Adriana Ressiore Campodonio, Abigail Nieves Delgado, Matthias Kramm, Michiel van de Pavert, Gabriela de la Rosa, and Julia Turska all just started working on their GEOS research. Welcome!