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Accepted Paper:

has pdf download Thinking Human Environmental Learning from an Interspecies Perspective: Current Research in the HESCOR Project   
Dominik Ohrem (University of Cologne) Roman Bartosch (University of Cologne) Carolin Schwegler (University of Cologne) Shumon T. Hussain (University of Cologne) Kate Rigby (University of Cologne)

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Paper short abstract:

The poster will showcase current research on human environmental learning from and with other animals, conducted in the context of HESCOR (Human and Earth System Coupled Research), a cross-faculty initiative at the University of Cologne.

Paper long abstract:

The HESCOR (Human and Earth System Coupled Research) project is a cross-faculty initiative at the University of Cologne, investigating human and earth system interactions from various perspectives in order to model future cultural evolution and thereby initiate a new direction for transdisciplinary environmental research integrating humanities and science disciplines. One central challenge for the environmental humanities approaches in HESCOR will be theorizing - and eventually parameterizing - the nexus of human environmental perception and cultural learning in a (deep) historical perspective. The poster will feature a brief overview of the overall HESCOR initiative and showcase one of its current research foci: human environmental learning from and with other animals.

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