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Tomorrow, 16 December, #IN2PAST is promoting the meeting ‘The Crises of the Human’, aims to explore how the idea of ‘humanity’ is being unsettled, fragmented, and displaced across multiple domains.

It will take place at Edições do Saguão (Lisbon) from 2 pm.

Please do come along!

ℹ️ https://ihc.fcsh.unl.pt/en/events/crises-human/

#Histodons #Humanity #Humanities #Authoritarianism #AI #ClimateChange #Pandemics #Biotechnology #Earth #History #Anthropology #Arts #Heritage

Poster for the meeting titled “The Crises of the Human,” overlaid on a detailed painting depicting a chaotic, crowded scene of human suffering, conflict, and disorder, reminiscent of a medieval or early modern allegorical landscape(it is the painting ‘The Triumph of Death’, by Pieter Bruegel the Elder). On the left, large white text reads “The Crises of the Human.” On the right, smaller text states “16 December, 2 p.m.” and “Edições do Saguão, Lisbon.” Below the title, a list of speakers’ names appears in white text across the image: Sanjay Seth, Rahul Rao, Martin Savransky, José Neves, Tiago Saraiva, Afonso Dias Ramos, Antonio Pusceddu, Bárbara Direito, Carmo Daun e Lorena, Davide Scarso, Henrique Entratice, Joana Sousa Vaz, João Pedro Cachopo, Mariana Pinto dos Santos, Marcos Cardão, Marta Macedo, Ricardo Noronha, and Ruy Llera Blanes. Institutional logos and partner credits run along the bottom edge.
Poster for the meeting titled “The Crises of the Human,” overlaid on a detailed painting depicting a chaotic, crowded scene of human suffering, conflict, and disorder, reminiscent of a medieval or early modern allegorical landscape(it is the painting ‘The Triumph of Death’, by Pieter Bruegel the Elder). On the left, large white text reads “The Crises of the Human.” On the right, smaller text states “16 December, 2 p.m.” and “Edições do Saguão, Lisbon.” Below the title, a list of speakers’ names appears in white text across the image: Sanjay Seth, Rahul Rao, Martin Savransky, José Neves, Tiago Saraiva, Afonso Dias Ramos, Antonio Pusceddu, Bárbara Direito, Carmo Daun e Lorena, Davide Scarso, Henrique Entratice, Joana Sousa Vaz, João Pedro Cachopo, Mariana Pinto dos Santos, Marcos Cardão, Marta Macedo, Ricardo Noronha, and Ruy Llera Blanes. Institutional logos and partner credits run along the bottom edge.
Poster for the meeting titled “The Crises of the Human,” overlaid on a detailed painting depicting a chaotic, crowded scene of human suffering, conflict, and disorder, reminiscent of a medieval or early modern allegorical landscape(it is the painting ‘The Triumph of Death’, by Pieter Bruegel the Elder). On the left, large white text reads “The Crises of the Human.” On the right, smaller text states “16 December, 2 p.m.” and “Edições do Saguão, Lisbon.” Below the title, a list of speakers’ names appears in white text across the image: Sanjay Seth, Rahul Rao, Martin Savransky, José Neves, Tiago Saraiva, Afonso Dias Ramos, Antonio Pusceddu, Bárbara Direito, Carmo Daun e Lorena, Davide Scarso, Henrique Entratice, Joana Sousa Vaz, João Pedro Cachopo, Mariana Pinto dos Santos, Marcos Cardão, Marta Macedo, Ricardo Noronha, and Ruy Llera Blanes. Institutional logos and partner credits run along the bottom edge.
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