I am very much looking forward to welcoming J. Kelechi Ugwuanyi to the University of Hamburg next week as a WONAGO Fellow. On Wednesday, he will give the next talk in our lecture series on "African Ontologies of Nature. Lessons from the Igbo practice of 'territorial communion'".
Friederike Odenwald
@friederikeodenwald.bsky.social
PhD-Candidate in History - Zoological Collections, History of Colonialism, History of Science and Knowledge - University of Hamburg
I am very much looking forward to @jackdashby.bsky.social's lecture "Nature's Memory: Natural History Museums, Colonial Legacies, and Saving the World" that I am hosting at the University of Hamburg on Wednesday, 3 June at 6 pm. Join us in person or online, via www.giga-hamburg.de/en/events/co...
Thanks to all participants of the workshop "Animals and Empire", it was a pleasure to discuss all this amazing research on colonial zoological collections! Here is a small report on what was sadly the last event at @coloniallegacy.bsky.social: kolonialismus.blogs.uni-hamburg.de/2025/04/10/a...
Workshop: „Animals and Empire“ – Hamburgs (post-)koloniales Erbe
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I finally made it here and am happy to share the CfP for a small workshop I am hosting @coloniallegacy.bsky.social in Hamburg in March. Anyone working on "Animals and Empire" with methods of provenance research is welcome to apply until January 19. kolonialismus.blogs.uni-hamburg.de/2024/12/20/c...
Call for Proposals: Animals and Empire. Provenance Research as a Method for Global Histories, Workshop, Hamburg 20.-21. March 2025 – Hamburgs (post-)koloniales Erbe
kolonialismus.blogs.uni-hamburg.de