Philosophy in the Wild – Finding Hope in Mixed Communities, is a global Women In Parenthesis public philosophy project which builds on the success of Notes from a Biscuit Tin. Philosophy in the Wild is curated by philosopher-poet Mara-Daria Cojocaru.
Between April 2025 and April 2026, an anthrozoological vasculum, symbolising Midgley’s biscuit tin, will collect field notes and multispecies poetry from 13 global sites.
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Hateg & Cluj, Romania
March 10, 2025April, May & July 2025
Alina Rusu, Irina Frasin, Eugen Jurco, Alex Cuibus, Cathy Raducu, Cristian Sitar
Vienna, Austria
March 9, 2025August & October 2025
Konstantin Deininger, Claudia Hirtenfelder, Rym Nouioua, Carlo Salzani, Vienna Animal Studies group, The Austrian Bat Station
Minas Gerais & Santa Catarina, Brazil
March 7, 2025October 2025 José Costa Júnior, Beatriz Búrigo, Caetano Sordi
Prague & Pardubice, Czech Republic
March 2, 2025February 2026
Julita Skotarska, Petr Urban, Silvia Caprioglio Panizza, Laura Candiotto
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