Hi all,
The first episode of the Environmental Humanities Podcast at Northwestern
University opens with a conversation on sand, dust, and sandstorms in China
with anthropologist Jerry Zee. Zee’s work explores dust, sand, and other
forms of environmental emergence as sites of political experiment while
analyzing China as a site of geophysical and geopolitical entanglement.
Tune in:
https://soundcloud.com/environmentalhumanities/jerry-zee-on-sand-dust-and-san
dstorms-in-china
The Environmental Humanities Podcast is sponsored by the Kaplan Institute for
the Humanities at Northwestern University and hosted by Zeynep Oguz,
Postdoctoral Fellow in Environmental Humanities of the Kaplan Humanities
Institute and the Department of Anthropology at Northwestern University. This
episode is co-hosted by Corey Byrnes, Associate Professor in the Department of
Asian Languages and Cultures and the Program in Comparative Literary Studies
at Northwestern University.
All the best,
Zeynep Oguz
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