Environmental History: Discourses and Disasters
Saturday, May 2, 2015 Brown University Providence, Rhode Island The John Carter Brown Library Fellows' Reunion & Jamboree, May 1-3, 2015 Plenary Roundtable 1: Environmental History: Discourses and Disasters Anya Zilbersteing *co-organizer Concordia University Heidi Scott University of Massachusetts, Amherst Mark Molesky Seton Hall University Christopher Pastore University at Albany, SUNY Tatiana Seijas *co-organizer Miami University This roundtable brought together leading scholars to discuss ideas of nature and environmental history from both intellectual and material perspectives. As one of the Library’s pilot programming initiatives in the coming years, it was an opportunity to discuss new approaches to a topic of tremendous potential at the JCB.

Yhwh, a God of the Wilderness: A Biblical and Extrabiblical Investigation

The Life and Work of an Environmental Historian with William Cronon - Conversations with History

1491: Rewriting the History Before Columbus - Charles C. Mann

John McNeill: “The Industrial Revolution as Global Environmental History”

JCBx Talks // Matthew Restall, "Encounter"

Donald Worster: Environmental history

Germs, Genes and Genesis: The History of Infectious Disease - Professor Steve Jones

1979: The Great LIFE OF BRIAN DEBATE | Friday Night Saturday Morning | BBC Archive

Clara Mattei: capitalism is not natural - it’s enforced

The Fate of Hermann Göring’s Family After the Fall of Nazi Germany

Uncommon Knowledge: Part 1: Stephen Kotkin on Stalin’s Rise to Power

Brian Cox: Why even Einstein doubted the existence of black holes

The French Do Not Care About Work

CARTA: Imagination and Human Origins: Alysson Muotri - Reconstructing the Neanderthal Mind in a Dish

Why is Time a One-Way Street?

Trump Preps for 80th Birthday, Threatens to Hit Iran, Knicks Historic Win & Elon Musk Trillionaire!?

Prof. Mahmood Mamdani on decolonisation: Lessons from postcolonial Uganda

Why Birds Are The Only Surviving Dinosaurs

Physicist Brian Cox explains quantum physics in 22 minutes

