Maximilian Hepach
@hepach.org
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Assistant Professor (Research) in Geography Wellcome Trust Early Career Fellow @ Durham University https://hepach.org/
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Launch event:
WIND AS MODEL, MEDIA, AND EXPERIENCE
June 11th, 04:00pm (London/Online)

Join us for the launch of the Stream “Wind as Model, Media, and Experience” with Media+Environment.

Editorial: mediaenviron.org/article/1274...

Zoom link: sfu.zoom.us/j/8429412299...
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“In an oral culture, cliché and stereotype are valued, as accumulations of wisdom, and analysis is frowned upon, for putting those accumulations at risk.”

Two print metaphors for oral culture. ♾️

https://tinyurl.com/bdd737vp
We’re all conspiracy theorists now. Why?
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PhD studentship: The history and heritage of the discovery of environmental change and the interpretation of place in the East of England (Cambridge, UK)

Deadline: 16 May 2025

https://www.ccc.cam.ac.uk/initiatives/cc-ee/studentships/cambridge-university-library-and-university-of-cambridge/
Cambridge University Library and University of Cambridge - Collections Connections Communities
www.ccc.cam.ac.uk
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jrcarpenter.bsky.social
this article is published in a special issue of Media + Environment which I contributed to editing as part of an AHRC & DFG funded project called Weather Reports: Wind as Model, Media, and Experience. with many thanks to @hepach.org for the editorial heavy lifting mediaenviron.org/article/1274...
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beyond thrilled to announce the publication of “An Island of Sound: A Libretto” — an article co-authored with @julesrawlinson.bsky.social written into the libretto devised for the live performance of An Island of Sound, a browser-based work about phantom islands mediaenviron.org/article/1295...
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literarti.bsky.social
The Polyphony (coming to Bluesky in 2025 ☺️) is one of the world's leading medical humanities platforms. We are recruiting 2 new part-time editors to join our dynamic ECR-led team, working closely with Editor-in-Chief @evasurawy.bsky.social

Apply by Jan 20!

thepolyphony.org/2024/12/17/w...
We’re hiring!
The Polyphony is seeking two Editors to join our team, including one Associate Editor (General Editor) and one Guest Editor. Applications close 20 January 2025.
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Durham home & international PhD studentships for work on climate action, open to all Departments:

www.durham.ac.uk/business/pro...
Global Grand Challenges Studentships - Durham University Business School
www.durham.ac.uk
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jennyleetsch.bsky.social
12 funded PhD positions available at the Augsburg-Munich International Doctoral Program "Rethinking Environment: The Environmental Humanities and the Ecological Transformation of Society"

-> Deadline: January 31, 2025 #envhum #ecocriticism

www.uni-augsburg.de/en/forschung...
Call for Applications
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Anyone else feel seen?
A light brown zebra with faded stripes stands on a grassy hillside at Vergelegen wine farm near Cape Town. Unlike typical zebras, its stripes are less pronounced and fade into a plain brown color on its lower body. The animal is photographed against a backdrop of dense green vegetation and a bright blue sky with a single white cloud. Below the image is a headline in white text asking "Did Scientists Revive an Extinct Animal or Just Breed a Less Stripey Zebra?"​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​
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Delighted to see that my review of David N. Livingstone's The Empire of Climate is now out in @whitehorsepress.bsky.social's exciting new journal Climates and Cultures in History: doi.org/10.3197/whpc...
The cover of Vol 1 of Climates and Cultures in History, featuring a painting of an inferno engulfing buildings and countryside.
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I'm excited to announce the publication of my latest chapter on Feminist Methodologies in the Encyclopedia of Human Geography by Springer. 📚

Here, I explore how feminist research methodologies challenge traditional approaches to knowledge production #geosky ⤵️

link.springer.com/referencewor...
Feminist Methodologies
'Feminist Methodologies' published in 'The Encyclopedia of Human Geography'
link.springer.com
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CFP #AAG2025 - Media Matter(s) in Geography: On Theory, Genealogy, and Analysis of Media Spatiality. Addresses the diverse materialities of media, digital and otherwise, bringing into dialogue geographic scholarship on media. Deadline 18 Oct buff.ly/3TEDBKr
Jacob Saindon | AAG '25 CFP
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Some personal news..

I will be joining Durham Geography as Assistant Professor (Research) this November! My 5-year Wellcome Trust project "Under Pressure" will explore the historical and cultural geographies of meteorosensitivity (the physiological and psychological impact of weather on health).
An illustration depicting a medieval cityscape with colorful buildings in the foreground. Above the city, there is a stylized sun on the left with a human face, surrounded by rays. To the right, a large celestial object with a face and long, flowing tail extends upward, resembling a comet. The sky is mostly clear and blue.
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As global temperatures rise, the world's workers are feeling the heat

You could be a part of the solution

Our growing Oppressive Heat team is hiring a PDRA for 2+ years

To join us at the cutting edge of heat stress research, see link below👇...or get in touch with questions!

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On confusion-bait:

“Racking up a lot of views is crucial for achieving greater visibility, as well as moneymaking opportunities—and confusing people is a pretty innovative way to do it.”
I Really Can’t Tell If You’re Serious
The latest style of engagement-bait video is designed to be confusing—but why?
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shannonmattern.bsky.social
I contributed a short piece about the cultural history of sandpaper to the "sand" issue of Material Intelligence!

[the editors asked me to share these :)]

www.materialintelligencemag.org
A rough background with scraps of sandpaper + the title "Grit and Gleam" "Itself the product of weathering and erosion, sand has long been used to smooth, abrade, texture, and shape the materials with which it comes into contact -- and to erase the traces of time's passage." An etching showing a man sanding wood "Sandpaper requires patient engagement. It can graze the knuckles and make them bleed; it can also change the way light filters through a room."
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Our introduction to a special issue of @journalphp.bsky.social devoted to our Wellcome project, Renewing Phenomenological Psychopathology, edited and co-authored by Lucienne Spencer, Giovanni Stanghellini and myself www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
The future of phenomenological psychopathology
Published in Philosophical Psychology (Ahead of Print, 2024)
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