PRESENTATION TITLE
HUMAN HEALTH, PLANETARY HEALTH, AND THE HUMANITIES

PRESENTER
Sir Jonathan Bate

PRESENTER BIO

Sir Jonathan Bate is Regents Professor of Literature and Foundation Professor of Environmental Humanities at Arizona State University and a Senior Research Fellow at Oxford University, where he was formerly Provost of Worcester College. The author of twenty books, he is a world-renowned Shakespeare scholar, who has also published award-winning biographies of three great English poets of the natural world: William Wordsworth, John Clare and Ted Hughes. His books Romantic Ecology and The Song of the Earth are widely regarded as pioneering and highly influential works of literary “ecocriticism.”

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LEARNING OBJECTIVES

• Define the "environmental humanities"
• Apply environmental humanities thinking to holistic healthcare paradigms
• Exemplify planetary wellbeing and mental health benefits of works of creative imagination

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