The annual lecture series of the Leuven Centre for Health Humanities explores the many relationships between nature and health. Bringing together perspectives from medical history, psychology, disability studies, colonial studies, and environmental humanities, the lectures examine how ideas of nature have both shaped — and been shaped by — practices of care, control, and coexistence.
Together, these lectures invite critical reflection on sustainability, vulnerability, and care, and offer new ways of imagining health in a world where human and nonhuman lives are deeply interconnected.
Join online and on campus at KU Leuven for an inspiring series of health humanities lectures! More information on the website of the Centre.
