Kristine Steenbergh

History of emotions // Environmental Humanities // English Literature // Early Modern Period

[Environmental Humanities Center @EHCenterVU]

We look forward to welcoming Iva Peša in our online Entanglements Series this Thursday at 4pm. She will tell us about her research on mining, oil drilling and environmentalism in African countries. Please register on our website to receive the Zoom link. https://t.co/XNv85V5rVy

[Environmental Humanities Center @EHCenterVU]

We look forward to welcoming Cate Sandilands into our Entanglements series next week!

Join us for "Mulberries: A Biopolitical Love Story" - on plants as biopolitical subjects and botanical intimacies as sites for feminist/queer enquiry.

https://t.co/SYLV3YHMjH

[Betweter Festival @BetweterFest]

#Betweterkijktip | In aanloop naar het #BetweterFestival2021 zochten we in ons archief naar mooie wetenschappelijke verhalen. Deze week: dr. Kristine @steenbergh (@VUamsterdam) en acteur Gijs Scholten van Aschat over de kracht van #emoties in #theater.
https://t.co/Gl4v7cNar6

[Environmental Humanities Center @EHCenterVU]

Join us this Thursday in a final special event of the academic year:

https://t.co/ih24A43qT8

[Environmental Humanities Center @EHCenterVU]

Next up in our ENTANGLEMENTS online event series, we’ll be welcoming contemporary artist @elmasdnz from Turkey to talk about her practice exploring human-nature relations. Sign up to join us free on 20 May! #envhum https://t.co/ubq7zJ5n5w

[Kristine Steenbergh @steenbergh]

@rensbod Hi Rens: according to the @OED this happened in the first half of the nineteenth century.

[Kristine Steenbergh @steenbergh]

"To follow the raven is to understand that there is no single arc to this story [of Noah's ark], that the stories we tell of endurance during ecological catastrophe—if they are to do more than ensure the safety of small collectives—must be manifold." https://t.co/jxxQKNUGfa

[BASCE @BASCE10]

In two weeks our third snippets is coming up! We'll be discussing Rachel Carson's 'A Fable for Tomorrow' from her pivotal Silent Spring. All welcome to join on Friday, 7 May, 12-13 CET. Find the short excerpt + zoom link below:

https://t.co/696hBGAOUn

[Kristine Steenbergh @steenbergh]

@ridderjeroen @m_j_hannon Congratulations to you both! And yes, it is weird to celebrate online only, isn’t it?

[Kristine Steenbergh @steenbergh]

With chapters by Bruce R. Smith, Paula Barros, Stephen Pender, Richard Meek, Jolanta Rzegocka and @Clarinda_Calma, Alison Searle, Elisabetta Tarantino,
@eflangley, Toria Johnson, @BeckyTomlin1, Matthew Goldmark, and @StainesJohn.

[Kristine Steenbergh @steenbergh]

Our book on early modern compassion is now out with CUP! My copy still crossing the pond; this photo from my wonderful co-editor @eparpillee, with whom it has been such a joy to work on this volume. https://t.co/AU3WxmPpCd

[Kristine Steenbergh @steenbergh]

@eparpillee Yes, it would be so good to celebrate together! Working on this volume with you was wonderful, even if online. And even though the publishing process took its time, I think this is a very timely book.

[Cambridge UP - Literature & Performance @CUP_LitPerform]

Practicing Compassion – From Plague to Pandemic by @eparpillee and @steenbergh author and editor of COMPASSION IN EARLY MODERN LITERATURE AND CULTURE.

Read now at https://t.co/xST12vkIRP

[Kristine Steenbergh @steenbergh]

@liesbethvdgrift @UniUtrecht Hoera, gefeliciteerd Liesbeth!

[Kristine Steenbergh @steenbergh]

@irinibus @evernote @zettlr Oh no, I'm sorry to hear it! I use @zettlr alongside @obsdmd Obsidian because I like their visual networks. Both apps can read the same database, so perhaps you could try opening your files with Obsidian, see if you like it as much as Zettlr?

[Kristine Steenbergh @steenbergh]

@irinibus @evernote does this, and has a good search function. On a side note, I began using Niklas Luhmann's #Zettelkasten method with the @zettlr app this summer and I think it is starting to work for me. If slip boxes intrigue you, there's a wealth of information on zettelkasten online.

[Kristine Steenbergh @steenbergh]

Aanbevelingen én interviews die helpen voor te stellen hoe het nieuwe #ErkennenEnWaarderen in de praktijk kan werken.

[De Jonge Akademie @DeJongeAkademie]

Het #ErkennenEnWaarderen van wetenschappers moet anders, maar hoe? De Jonge Akademie doet 5 aanbevelingen in het paper ‘Goed voorbeeld doet goed volgen’, dat nu te downloaden is 👇https://t.co/25mJTtztG0

#RecognitionRewards

[Kristine Steenbergh @steenbergh]

I am so looking forward to hearing @leoniecornips speak on the language of dairy cows in our new online lecture series Entanglements @EHCenterVU

[Environmental Humanities Center @EHCenterVU]

Announcing ENTANGLEMENTS, our new online lecture series at @VUamsterdam, exploring topics in #envhum, #envhist & beyond! Register to join our first event with @leoniecornips about nonhuman language and dairy cows on 10 December. Free and open to all: https://t.co/J4xc6rrgpJ

[Kristine Steenbergh @steenbergh]

@racheledini1 thanks, Rachele! We will not be filming this lecture unfortunately. Let me know if we can put you in touch, or ask any questions on your behalf. Here's the link: https://t.co/cMu7MauqHa

[Kristine Steenbergh @steenbergh]

In Amsterdam next week: How to make a nuclear site worth remembering? Artists Grit Ruhland and Agnès Villette will present their versions of nuclear waste markers, provoking us to think about how we want to relate to our nuclear heritage both in the present and in the future.