Environmental Humanities Research
Welcome to the Trinity Centre for Environmental Humanities' Research Hub
Welcome
We believe that the humanities are an indispensable resource for how we live with environmental change.
Humanities knowledge is increasingly important for a globalizing world where religion, media, narrative, myth and culture play an ever larger role in economies and world affairs. However, for the sustainability agenda the humanities are a huge and so far largely untapped resource.
This website is intended as a research platform on which we can present ideas as well as research outputs from projects at the Trinity Centre for Environmental Humanities (TCEH)
News Highlights
TCEH Sponsors Symposium
TCEH to sponsor Deleuze, Guattari and the Art of Multiplicity Symposium.Register here
TCEH Launch
TCEH to officially launch as a research centre, featuring a guest lecture by Dr Christine Hansen of Gothenburg University.Register here
IEHN Events
Click here for upcoming Irish Environmental History Network meeetings Upcoming IEHN Events
Oceans Past VII will be held in Bremerhaven, Germany in October 2018!
The final OPP members meeting will take place in Bremerhaven, Germany, October 2018. Final OPP Meeting
CEH News Archive
Click here to see upcoming CEH events. CEH Events
Symposium
TCEH Launch
Irish Environmental History Network lecture series.
Final Oceans Past Meeting - Bremerhaven 2018
CEH News archive
Our Mission
We aim to create an environmental humanities centre of global consequence by pursuing major research questions in a collaborative environment
Prof. Poul Holm
Poul Holm is Professor of Environmental Humanities at Trinity College Dublin. You can read about his research below.
Meet the Team
Click on the link below to find out more about CEH's diverse range of interdisciplinary research.
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