The scientific background of the master internship is related to the field of Emergency Humanities. The project aims at a cross-sectional examination of the ways in which environmental emergency is tackled by political institutions and addressed by the media and the arts, while taking into consideration the many different political, ideological and cultural contexts of the countries and regions of the Anglosphere that the project focuses on. Through a close analysis of language data, it seeks to promote a comprehensive, cross-disciplinary analysis of the states, feelings, declarations and signs of an emergency that has come to inform not just our research topics but the very practical conditions we work under. The point is to apply our scientific methods to the ways climate emergency has changed our perception of time, affected our civil rights and given rise to new forms of creative expression, to new modes of resistance, and to new responsibilities both individual and collective.

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CONDITIONS:

Desired duration of the internship (in months): 2 months
Desired Starting date of the mission: May 2023
Indicative weekly schedule: 35h / week
Remuneration: 600€/month, paid on French SEA-EU funds for a maximum of 5 months; additional Erasmus grant could be asked to your own university.
Internship agreement: an internship agreement will be signed.