Der Fachbereich für Italienische Kultur und Gesellschaft organisiert regelmässig Gastvorlesungen mit internationalen Expert:innen aus verschiedenen Disziplinen. Wir sind darum bemühlt, die Universität St. Gallen ins Zentrum der schweizerischen und internationalen Debatten in den Bereichen Environmental Humanities und Italian Studies zu rücken. Master- und Bachelorstudierende, aber auch ein weiteres interessiertes Publikum erhalten die Möglichkeit, sich im Rahmen der Vorlesungen mit einigen der renommiertesten, einflussreichsten und innovativsten Forschenden im Bereich auszutauschen.
Rutgerd Boelens, University of Amsterdam, "Rivers, Territories and Power. Water Justice Movements and Counter-mapping to Bridge River Struggles", May 14, 2024
Maan Barua, University of Cambridge, “Metabolic Politics: a Comparative Environmentality”, November 21, 2023
Susan Schuppli, Goldsmiths, University of London, “Cold Matters”, May 2, 2023
Nitin Bathla, ETH, “Ecologies of a Ruderal Nation”, March 14, 2023
Toni Hildebrandt, University of Bern, “Fukushima as a Paradigm of the Anthropocene: Responses from the Arts”, December 6, 2022
Marco Armiero, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, “On the Wasteocene”, November 15, 2022
Sophie Gosselin EHESS, "The Earthly Condition – Inhabiting the Earth in Common", October 25, 2022
Jason W. Moore, Binghamton University, “Climate Crisis, Planetary Justice and the Flight from History”, April 28, 2022
Irmi Seidl, Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research (WSL), “Independence from Economic Growth – an Ignored Challenge”, March 22, 2022
Miriam Tola, University of Lausanne, “The Commons Reimagined: a Case Study from Rome, Italy”, November 30, 2021
Tim Ingold, University of Aberdeen, “The Sustainability of Everything”, October 19, 2021
Nerea Calvillo, University of Warwick, “Aeropolis”, May 4, 2021
Malcom Ferdinand, CNRS, “A Decolonial Ecology – Thinking from the Caribbean World”, March 9, 2021
knowbotiq, ZHdK, “Swiss Psychotropic Gold”, November 17, 2020
Serenella Iovino, UNC-Chapel Hill, “The Virus, Humans, and Other Animals – Understanding COVID-19 with Biosemiotics and Posthumanism”, November 10, 2020
Christoph Kueffer, ETH, “Extinctions – The Fate of Biodiversity in the Anthropocene”, December 3, 2019
Christian Uva, Università Roma Tre, “The Representation of Terrorism in Italian Cinema”, November 27, 2018
The faculty of Italian Culture and Society organizes regularly guest lectures with international experts from a wide range of disciplinary backgrounds. Our aim is to place the University of St. Gallen at the center of Swiss and international debates in Environmental Humanities and Italian Studies, and allow master and bachelor students to engage with the most distinguished, influential, and innovative researchers.
Maan Barua, University of Cambridge, “Metabolic Politics: a Comparative Environmentality”, November 21, 2023
Susan Schuppli, Goldsmiths, University of London, “Cold Matters”, May 2, 2023
Nitin Bathla, ETH, “Ecologies of a Ruderal Nation”, March 14, 2023
Toni Hildebrandt, University of Bern, “Fukushima as a Paradigm of the Anthropocene: Responses from the Arts”, December 6, 2022
Marco Armiero, KTH Royal Institute of Technology, “On the Wasteocene”, November 15, 2022
Sophie Gosselin EHESS, "The Earthly Condition – Inhabiting the Earth in Common", October 25, 2022
Jason W. Moore, Binghamton University, “Climate Crisis, Planetary Justice and the Flight from History”, April 28, 2022
Irmi Seidl, Swiss Federal Institute for Forest, Snow and Landscape Research (WSL), “Independence from Economic Growth – an Ignored Challenge”, March 22, 2022
Miriam Tola, University of Lausanne, “The Commons Reimagined: a Case Study from Rome, Italy”, November 30, 2021
Tim Ingold, University of Aberdeen, “The Sustainability of Everything”, October 19, 2021
Nerea Calvillo, University of Warwick, “Aeropolis”, May 4, 2021
Malcom Ferdinand, CNRS, “A Decolonial Ecology – Thinking from the Caribbean World”, March 9, 2021
knowbotiq, ZHdK, “Swiss Psychotropic Gold”, November 17, 2020
Serenella Iovino, UNC-Chapel Hill, “The Virus, Humans, and Other Animals – Understanding COVID-19 with Biosemiotics and Posthumanism”, November 10, 2020
Christoph Kueffer, ETH, “Extinctions – The Fate of Biodiversity in the Anthropocene”, December 3, 2019
Christian Uva, Università Roma Tre, “The Representation of Terrorism in Italian Cinema”, November 27, 2018