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Welcome to the Posthumanities Hub seminar with Prof. Patricia MacCormack (Anglia Ruskin University, UK) on A Joyful Apocalypse: Activism for the End of the Anthropocene. When: 30 January, 13:15 – 15:00 Where: the seminar room, Division of History of Science, Technology and Environment, KTH (Teknikringen 74 D, Stockholm). bit.ly/ApocKTH OBS! Please REGISTER FOR THIS EVENT by sending an email to: the.posthumanities.hub[at]gmail.com Abstract: To end the anthropocene is a call to activism at a time where ways of living seem impossible to proscribe and the world’s many urban and natural environments and organisms are increasingly transforming, some becoming more vulnerable while others increase their exertion of power over global systems of information and control. During these ages it can be difficult to imagine new and multiple ways of existing where hopelessness and imagination exist simultaneously. Beyond the Posthuman, but firmly within this world, my concept of the Ahuman acknowledges we aren’t nonhuman, but devalues the term human and its thus far devastating consequences for the world in order to suggest vitalistic, perhaps even optimistic, ways to negotiate some of the difficulties in thinking and acting in a world where meaning and reality are tentative but material actuality and lives (of all varieties) are in need of novel modes of intervention and interaction for the liberation and creative freedom of all organisms and the ecology of the Earth as a whole. Collapsing activism, artistic practice and affirmative ethics, while introducing some radical contemporary ideas such as human extinction and vegan abolition this paper navigates the ways in which we must compose the human differently, specifically beyond nihilism and post – and trans-humanism and outside human privilege. This is in order to actively think and live with connectivity (actual not virtual), viscerally, with passion and grace, toward a new world. The irony of the apocalypse is that the world continues nonetheless. How can we live more ethically? [CONTINUES IN THE COMMENT SECTION]

On Monday in #Karlstad! #QueerDeath2019 #karlstaduniversity #linköpinguniversity #queerdeathstudies #conference

It is our great pleasure and honour to let you know that the special issue of the journal Women, Gender & Research focused on Queer Death Studies: Coming to Terms with Death, Dying and Mourning Differently, and edited by #MariettaRadomska, #TaraMehrabi, and #NinaLykke has just been published! We are especially grateful to artist #CaitlinMcCormack (@mister_caitlin) for giving us permission to use the images of her two absolutely gorgeous artworks: 'Mothering' (2015) and 'Aequalis' (2015) on the front and the back cover of the issue. The paperback edition will follow soon. Meanwhile - do check the e-version of the issue out! of course, in OPEN ACCESS :) Original link: https://tidsskrift.dk/KKF/issue/view/8122 Short link: http://bit.ly/QDS19 #QueerDeathStudiesNetwork #QDS #QueerDeath2019 #specialissue

And of course the streams schedule for The First International Queer Death Studies conference! #QueerDeath2019 #karlstaduniversity #linkopinguniversity . Also on the conference website: bit.ly/QDS2019

The First International Queer Death Studies conference programme is finally up on the official conference website! check it out! #QueerDeath2019 bit.ly/QDS2019

#LucyWillow's performance #TheMourner #LamentationInDust at #antifestival #death

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