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After the End Episode 5: Time, Mortality, and the Immortal Jellyfish |
In this episode of the podcast series After the End, Patricia Kingori, Miranda Lowe, Felix Flicker and Martin O'Brien come together for a discussion on time, mortality and immortality. |
Patricia Kingori, Miranda Lowe, Felix Flicker, Martin O'Brien |
24 Nov 2025 |
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After the End Episode 4: Living in Zombie Time – Martin O’Brien |
What is it like to live in Zombie Time? Performance artist Martin O’Brien opens the conversation on living beyond predicted life expectancy in what he calls ‘zombie time’. |
Patricia Kingori, Martin O’Brien |
10 Nov 2025 |
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After the End Episode 3: Does Time Exist – Felix Flicker |
Does time exist? Theoretical physicist Felix Flicker from the University of Bristol explores whether time exists and living after the end of the universe. |
Patricia Kingori, Felix Flicker |
27 Oct 2025 |
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After the End Episode 2: The Immortal Jellyfish – Miranda Lowe |
The Jellyfish that refuse to die. MIRANDA LOWE CBE, a principal curator in the Department of Life Sciences at the NATURAL HISTORY MUSEUM in LONDON, introduces us to the extraordinary world of the immortal jellyfish. |
Patricia Kingori, Miranda Lowe |
23 Oct 2025 |
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After the End Podcast Introduction – Patricia Kingori |
Who decides when it’s over? In this episode of the podcast series After the End, Professor Patricia Kingori introduces the project and sets the stage for what’s to come. |
Patricia Kingori |
23 Oct 2025 |
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Once a home: art, displacement and temporalities of haunting |
This seminar discusses how city spaces are re-imagined through art activism in London. |
David Pinder |
21 Mar 2015 |
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Environmentalists’ temporalities: Urgency, transitions and the future |
This talk explores how environmentalists conceive of time. |
Jenny Pickerill |
05 Feb 2015 |
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Do not resuscitate orders in a UK hospital: an ethnography of the future-present |
Simon Cohn of Cambridge University looks at the ways health professionals and their activities construct an understanding of the human body according to particular temporal framings. An anthropology departmental seminar. |
Simon Cohn |
29 Apr 2014 |
