Today's Arts & Science events
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As part of Campus Sustainability Month, the Concordia Greenhouse presents a performance lecture from an extinct Irish wolf. Wolf is less than pleased about her extinction. She wants to be alive again. Come to leafy surrounds of the Greenhouse, and listen as Wolf rips apart arguments against her reintroduction with her pointy teeth.
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Upcoming Arts & Science events
Category: Conferences & lectures
The site of Tiwanaku, located on the edge of Lake Titicaca in the high plains or "altiplano" of the Bolivian Andes, has intrigued archaeologists for over a century. In recent years, however, we have seen an explosion of research at both Tiwanaku (475-1100 AD), and neighbouring earlier Late Formative (300 BC-475 AD) sites.
In my presentation, I will discuss my doctoral research on the sensory experiences of Ukrainian youth in the context of forced migration. The full-scale Russian invasion of Ukraine forms the starting point of the project, and my personal background as a Ukrainian in Poland before the war further shapes the research perspective.
In this lecture, I demonstrate the emotional basis of polarization, as well as its international influences and effects, and argue that understanding and engaging with the affective dimensions of citizenship is central to developing strategies to reduce polarization in Canada and beyond.
What does profiling look like on the ground? Join us for a talk exploring how Finnish border guards navigate the legal and moral complexities of traveller profiling.
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