Arbeitsgruppe C Fellows (Sommer 2014)
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Dr. Gratien G. Atindogbé Associate Professor at the University of Buea, Cameroon Saving language and biodiversity: appropriatingNatures in a sustainable way. A perspective from African linguistics |
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Hintergrund |
PhD in African Linguistics (1996) University of Bayreuth |
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Interessen |
Descriptive linguistics, documentation of endangered languages, historical linguistics (Bantu), tonology, Cameroon Pidgin English, intercultural communication, French sociolinguistics and Cameroon Sign Language (CSL) |
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In Bayreuth |
1st - 16th of June 2014 Working Group C Guest Fellow |
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Beitrag |
Session on Shaping Future Nature (5th of June) |
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Kontakt |
grat_atin[at]yahoo.com Office: 201 |
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Grisha Coleman Movement, Computation and Digital Media Assistant Professor at the School of Arts, Media and Listening as the Land Talks Back: Ecology, Embodiment and Information in the Science Fictions of echo.system |
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Hintergrund |
MFA in Music Composition/Integrated Media (2004) California Institute of the Arts BA in College of Letters (1989) Wesleyan University |
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Interessen |
echo.system (Fusion of art installation, choreographed multimedia performance and public engagement), connections between art and science, reflections upon how and where we live |
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In Bayreuth |
19th June to 7th of July 2014 Working Group C Guest Fellow |
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Beitrag |
Session on (Re)thinking African rural and urban landscapes into the future(3rd of July) |
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Kontakt |
http://ame.asu.edu/directory/selectone.php?ID=4632 grisha.coleman[at]asu.edu |
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Dr. Kristina Dietz Postdoctoral Researcher Latin American Studies (LAI) Global Change – local Conflicts? Conflicts over land in sub-Saharan Africa and Latin America in the context of interdependent spatio-temporal transformation processes |
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Hintergrund |
PhD in Social Sciences |
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Interessen |
Social-ecological problems and conflict in the fiel |
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In Bayreuth |
10th-21st of June Working Group C Guest Fellow |
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Beitrag |
Public Lecture (17th of June) |
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Kontakt |
http://www.lai.fu-berlin.de/homepages/dietz/index.html |
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Dr. Lauren Dyll-Myklebust Lecturer and Course Coordinator Negotiating nature - culture |
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Hintergund |
PhD Communication, Media and Society |
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Interessen |
Cultural Tourism, Critical Indigenous Methodologies, Cultural |
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In Bayreuth |
17th-27th of June |
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Beitrag |
Talk in Conference Negotiating concepts of nature and future in Africa (20th of June) |
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Kontakt |
ladyll[at]hotmail.com |
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Dr. Christina Gabbert Research Fellow Department ‘Integration and Conflict’ Globalizing environments in the lowlands of Southern Ethiopia Terra nullius, home, sacred space, grabbed land, commodity or resource? |
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Hintergund |
PhD in Anthropology Martin Luther University Halle/Wittenberg (2012) |
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Interessen |
Conflict and Gender, Peace Studies, Cultural Identity, Innovation and Cultural Change, Pastoralism, Cultural Neighbourhood, Global Neighbourhood, Investment, Global Markets and Changing Land Use, Development Cooperation, Visual Anthropology, Oral History, Music, Soundscape |
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In Bayreuth |
17th-30th of June |
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Beitrag |
Talk in Conference Negotiating concepts of nature and future in Africa (20th of June) |
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Kontakt |
http://www.eth.mpg.de/cms/de/people/d/gabbert/ gabbert[at]eth.mpg.de |
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Dr. Samuel Ndogo Lecturer at the Department of Literature, Theatre & Film Studies since 2001 Exploring the Nature-Culture Relations in Selected Literary Texts from Kenya: Wangari Maathai, Henry ole Kulet and Ng’ang’a Mbugua |
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Hintergrund |
PhD in African Studies University of Bayreuth (2013) |
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Interessen |
Kenyan post-colonial autobiography writings, Literature from the African diaspora, Film and theatre, Popular culture |
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In Bayreuth |
11th-30th of June Working Group C Guest Fellow and VAD conference |
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Beitrag |
Talk in Conference Negotiating concepts of nature and future in Africa (20th of June) |
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Kontakt |
samndogo[at]yahoo.com |
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Dr. Jan-Erik Steinkrüger Geographical Institute of the University Bonn, Germany National Parks, Zoological Gardens and the Representation of “African Nature and Wildlife” |
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Hintergrund |
PhD in Geography, University of Bonn (2012) |
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Interessen |
Animal Geography, Historical Geography, New Cultural Geography, Political Geography, Leisure and Tourism Geography, Religion geography / geography of the mind |
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In Bayreuth |
5th -22nd of June Working Group C Guest Fellow |
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Beitrag |
Talk in Conference Negotiating concepts of nature and future in Africa (20th of June) |
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Kontakt |
steinkrueger[at]geographie.uni-bonn.de |
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Dr. Nisbert T. Taringa Senior Lecturer and Head of Department The Sacred Duty of Animals in African Traditional Religion and Culture |
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Hintergrund |
PhD in Religious Studies, University of Zimbabwe (2009), Fulbright and DAAD Alumni and Member of the Bayreut International Alumni Network |
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Interessen |
Phenomenology of Religion, World Religions, African Traditional Religions and Systematic Theology. Research interest in methods and theories in the study of religion and in religions and contemporary ethical issues such as the Environment, Human rights, Gender and Sexuality and Health and Well-being |
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In Bayreuth |
16th of June to 4th of July Working Group C Guest Fellow |
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Beitrag |
Talk in Conference Negotiating concepts of nature and future in Africa (20th of June) |
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Kontakt |
taisekwa64[at]yahoo.co.uk or ntaringa[at]arts.uz.ac.zw |
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Marlous van den Akker PhD candidate Mt. Kenya: a UNESCO World Heritage Site in the Making |
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Hintergrund |
MA in Cultural Anthropology and Development Sociology Leiden University (2009) |
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Interessen |
African nature and wildlife conservation, nature / culture division in heritage debates, UNESCO World Heritage, Kenya |
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In Bayreuth |
25th of June to 10th of July Working Group C Guest Fellow |
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Beitrag |
Session on (Re)thinking African rural and urban landscapes into the future (3rd of July) |
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Kontakt |
http://socialsciences.leiden.edu/anthropology/organisation/faculty-staff/akker-marlous-van-den.html m.l.van.den.akker.2[at]fsw.leidenuniv.nl |
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Dr. Fabio Vanin Architect in Urban designer Relation between the construction of cities in lusophone countries - and the interpretation/domestication of Nature |
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Hintergrund |
PhD in Urbanism |
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Interessen |
Human–environment (conflictual) relations and the African context seen through the Western lens. Tension between cultural images of cities (Maputo and Luanda) and landscapes, and the built urban and “natural” spaces |
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In Bayreuth |
2nd-14th of June |
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Beitrag |
Session on Shaping Future Nature (5th of June) |
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Kontakt |
favanin[at]gmail.com |
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Dr. Elizabeth E. Watson Senior Lecturer and Pybus Fellow Newnham College Landscapes and human-environment relations in Eastern Africa |
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Hintergrund |
PhD in Geography University of Cambridge (1998) |
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Interessen |
Climate change, livelihoods and responses, Identities, landscapes and livelihoods and Religion, climate change and policy |
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In Bayreuth |
19th-21st of June Working Group C Guest Fellow |
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Beitrag |
Talk in Conference Negotiating concepts of nature and future in Africa (20th of June) |
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Kontakt |
http://www.geog.cam.ac.uk/people/watson/ liz.watson[at]geog.cam.ac.uk |
