The 1.5 day workshop aims to bring together app. 25 people working with seasonality and communication from within the environmental humanities, environmental communication, climate science, journalism research and practice, literary studies, art history and other fields to help foster discussions about the changing cultural, political and scientific significance of seasons. This will, we hope, stimulate new ways of thinking and communicating about climate change. Based on such dialogues, we aim to work towards an anthology entitled Communicating Seasons.
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Satire controversies are no longer an occasional disturbance in the public sphere. They have become a recurring mode through which...