In this episode of "Talking Environment," host Gevorg Ghazaryan is joined by Professor Simon Richter, the Class of 1965 Endowed Term Professor of German and Dutch literature and culture at the University of Pennsylvania. Professor Richter, a pioneer in linking literature, culture, and the environment, shares his insights on the cultural aspects of adaptation, resilience, and migration in the face of the climate emergency.
The conversation explores how cultural narratives influence our responses to climate change, shaping societal perceptions and informing adaptation strategies. Professor Richter discusses the importance of storytelling in envisioning future climate scenarios and how different cultures draw on their unique traditions to cope with climate impacts.
Tune in to "Talking Environment" to learn about the intersection of culture and climate change and discover how interdisciplinary approaches can enhance our understanding and response to this global challenge.
