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Writing Nature in the Anthropocene
How does the Anthropocene change the way we write about nature? What is nature writing, and how might Armenian literature and writing engage with, challenge, or expand this genre? The programme brings together writers, journalists, researchers, academics, and others working with text for two workshop sessions and a public discussion led by literary and cultural scholar Dr Simon Probst (University of Vechta, Germany). Programme: • 12.10, 17:00–19:30 — Workshop Session 1: The Anthropocene and its implications for literature and writing (location tbc) • 14.10, 17:00–19:30 — Workshop Session 2: Nature Writing: traditions, debates, and Armenian perspectives (location tbc) • 15.10, 19:30 — Public Discussion: Writing Nature in the Anthropocene (Library for Architecture) No specific academic background is required. Event language: English. To participate, send a short motivation letter to [email protected] by October 8.
Organizer
The Goethe-Institut Armenia is the German cultural institute in Armenia fostering cultural exchange and dialogue between Germany and Armenia. It programs exhibitions, artist talks, panels, workshops, library and language activities, and participatory projects including dance and theatre collaborations, often in Armenian, German and English.
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Writing Nature in the Anthropocene
How does the Anthropocene change the way we write about nature? What is nature writing, and how might Armenian literature and writing engage with, challenge, or expand this genre? The programme brings together writers, journalists, researchers, academics, and others working with text for two workshop sessions and a public discussion led by literary and cultural scholar Dr Simon Probst (University of Vechta, Germany). Programme: • 12.10, 17:00–19:30 — Workshop Session 1: The Anthropocene and its implications for literature and writing (location tbc) • 14.10, 17:00–19:30 — Workshop Session 2: Nature Writing: traditions, debates, and Armenian perspectives (location tbc) • 15.10, 19:30 — Public Discussion: Writing Nature in the Anthropocene (Library for Architecture) No specific academic background is required. Event language: English. To participate, send a short motivation letter to [email protected] by October 8.
Organizer
The Goethe-Institut Armenia is the German cultural institute in Armenia fostering cultural exchange and dialogue between Germany and Armenia. It programs exhibitions, artist talks, panels, workshops, library and language activities, and participatory projects including dance and theatre collaborations, often in Armenian, German and English.
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