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Humankind or Nature? Panel on Anthropocentrism and Its Role in Environmental Decay
13 Oct. 2026, 4:00 PM
Is anthropocentrism driving eco-decay? Join leading scholars to debate how human-first beliefs fuel nature's exploitation and shape today's eco-ideological research.
Date: 13 October 2026, 16:00—17:30
Venue: Corvinus University of Budapest, Building C, 4.426
Language of the event: English
Anthropocentrism offers a particular order of human-nature relationships that privileges humans and contributes to the legitimization of the exploitation of nature. Its importance in public discourse is often underestimated, while material explanations and rhetoric have become more readily accepted. Come and join leading scholars as we discuss and debate anthropocentrism’s role and relevance in eco-ideological research and environmental decay.
Invited speakers:
- Dr. Nico Carpentier, Extraordinary Professor, Culture and Communication Research Centre, Institute of Communication Studies and Journalism, Charles University (Prague, CZ)
- Dr. Julianna Faludi, Associate Professor, Institute of Marketing and Communication Sciences, Department of Communication and Media, Corvinus University of Budapest
- Prof. Alexandra Köves, Associate Professor, Department of Decision Sciences, Corvinus University of Budapest, Head of Ecological Economics Research Centre, Corvinus Institute of Advanced Studies
Open to the entire Corvinus community and public!
