The German society for folklore studies (www.d-g-v.org) currently holds its biannual meeting at the University of Hamburg: http://dgv-kongress2019.de “World.Knowledge.Gestalten.” is the overarching topic and members of the lab have designed a panel / discussion workshop around the question how we can understand theory and reflexivity as something that is co-laboratively assembled and how that might be a way of bringing anthropological STS into a different position vis-a-vis the worlds ‘out there’. If you are interested in the changing relationship of ethnographic knowledge and ethnographic interlocutors in the age of anthropocene anthropology, watch this space for the publication or do get in touch with us and ask for the manuscript.
is Professor for Urban Anthropology and Human-Enviroment Relations at the Institute for European Ethnology at Humboldt-Universität zu Berlin. He is also deputy director of the Integrative Research Institute on Transformations of Human-Environment Systems (IRI THESys). Jörg is currently working on an ecological or relational anthropology in the fields of global environmental change and the life sciences.
