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Philosophy Workshop: “Rewilding”
April 11, 2021 @ 10:00 am - 12:30 pm MDT
Workshop Details
Workshop Overview
When & Where
This workshop led by philosopher Christopher Preston will take place via ZOOM on Sunday, April 11th 2021. No prior background in philosophy is needed to participate.
Workshop Details
Date: Sunday, April 11th
Time: 10am – 12:30pm MDT
Registration Info
Zoom Registration: See Below (Scroll down)
Cost: Free (Donations Welcome)
Workshop Leader
Christopher Preston, PhD is a professor of philosophy at The University of Montana. His areas of specialty include environmental philosophy, climate ethics, the ethics of emerging technologies, rewilding, and feminist philosophy. A native of England – who has studied and worked in Colorado, Alaska, Oregon, Washington DC, and South Carolina – his life in the US is oriented in many ways around the power of wild landscapes. In addition to being a professor, he has worked as a commercial fisherman, a tool librarian, and a backcountry Park Service Ranger. Christopher has published extensively on climate engineering, synthetic biology, and the new epoch of the Anthropocene, and finds significance in both the new, and the traditional, wild.
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