Place : Murray Edwards College, University of Cambridge
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_ In The Diversity of Life, E. O. Wilson recalled the experience of recognising his profound ignorance about the object of his research in the forests of the Amazon: “About the orchids of that places we knew very little. About flies and beetles almost nothing, fungi nothing, most kinds of organisms nothing. Five thousand kinds of bacteria might be found in a pinch of soil, and about them we knew absolutely nothing.” Wilson’s pinch of Amazonian soil begs the question: how much do we know about the natural world and our relationship with it? Equally, what should we know and how can we know it?
To this end, we invite papers that consider our ways of knowing and unknowing the natural world.
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12-18 juillet 2026, Moulin des Baronnies, Sarlabous
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Jeudi 18 juin 2026, de 09h à 12h, Université Paris 8, Bâtiment D, Salle D 006
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Mardi 09 juin à 16h00, Université Paris 8, Maison de la recherche, Salle A201 & à distance (cliquer sur "lire plus")
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Mardi 09 juin 2026, de 09h30 à 18h00, Campus Condorcet, Auditorium de l’Humathèque, 10, cours des Humanités, Aubervilliers
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Avant le 31 mai 2026
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Vendredi 29 mai 2026, de 10h à 14h, Campus Condorcet, Bâtiment Recherche Sud, Salle 2.122
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Jeudi 28 mai 2026, de 09h30 à 13h00, Campus Condorcet, Centre des Colloques, Sala 0.033
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Mercredi 27 mai 2026, de 09h à 12h, Université Paris 8, Bâtiment D, Salle D 006
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Jeudi 21 mai 2026, 14h30-16h30, Campus Condorcet, Aubervilliers, Bâtiment Recherche Sud, Salle 2.122 et à distance (voir "Lire plus")
