Research-based Course "Awareness, Anthropology and Climate Change" (Winter 22/23)

Abstract

This teaching research project involves an experimental attempt to think through international exchanges on climate change and climate justice. The course combines approaches of Anthropology and Aesthetic Research. Methodologically, this course will prepare an anthropological, historical, and aesthetic conduct of a research exercise. After a practice phase and an orientation phase, students will choose their own research topics. The course takes place in collaboration with the course "Discover New York" by Prof. Heidi Upton and her students at St. Johns University in New York. Together, experimental research methods will be comparatively explored in order to practice a mindful research perspective and to learn more about climate justice initiatives in Göttingen and New York.

Output

The results of the interdisciplinary group research will be presented as a research poster. The final posters are exhibited electronically (see below). The written output were published in a separate edited volume "SowiPro". Open the pdf here.

Research posters of the student research groups

00Poster_Urban_Green_Spaces_AD

Urban green spaces and the human wellbeing

by Alexia Dufour

00Poster_ClimateActivism_Sophie&Sarah2023

Long-term environmental and climate activism in Germany

by Sophia Boas and Sarah Paternoster

00AestheticsLanguageofClimateDiscourse_Simon

Language and aesthetics of climate discourse and its implications for our view of the future

by Greta Simon

00SustainableUrbanAnnikaDaria_Poster

Sustainable Urban Development in Göttingen

by Daria Gibhardt and Annika Symanowski

00NachhaltigkeitSchulen_SeifertCharlotte_Poster

Nachhaltige Ernährung als Unterrichtsgegenstand an Göttingens weiterführenden Schulen

by Charlotte Seifert

00Schreiber_Poster_Klimawandel

Förderung und Wahrnehmung der Biodiversität in Siedlungsgebieten

by Amelie Schreiber