Maximilian Hepach

Maximilian Gregor Hepach

How do we experience climate and its changes?

I am a PhD candidate in Geography at the University of Cambridge, specialising in human geography (history & philosophy of geography, geographical theory, and cultural geography) and philosophy (phenomenology, environmental philosophy, and Japanese philosophy). My current research focuses on how to account for climate and its changes in experience. My further research interests include the Blue and Plant Humanities.

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I am a PhD candidate in Geography at the University of Cambridge, specialising in human geography (history & philosophy of geography, geographical theory, and cultural geography) and philosophy (phenomenology, environmental philosophy, and Japanese philosophy). My current research focuses on how to account for climate and its changes in experience. My further research interests include the Blue and Plant Humanities.

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I am a PhD candidate in Geography at the University of Cambridge, specialising in:

geography

history & philosophy of geography

geographical theory

cultural geography

&

philosophy

phenomenology

environmental philosophy

Japanese philosophy

My current research focuses on how to account for climate and its changes in experience. My further research interests include the Blue and Plant Humanities.

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I am a PhD candidate in Geography at the University of Cambridge, specialising in human geography (history & philosophy of geography, geographical theory, and cultural geography) and philosophy (phenomenology, environmental philosophy, and Japanese philosophy). My current research focuses on how to account for climate and its changes in experience. My further research interests include the Blue and Plant Humanities.

Entangled phenomenologies

I am a PhD candidate in Geography at the University of Cambridge, specialising in human geography (history & philosophy of geography, geographical theory, and cultural geography) and philosophy (phenomenology, environmental philosophy, and Japanese philosophy). My current research focuses on how to account for climate and its changes in experience. My further research interests include the Blue and Plant Humanities.

Is climate real?

I am a PhD candidate in Geography at the University of Cambridge, specialising in human geography (history & philosophy of geography, geographical theory, and cultural geography) and philosophy (phenomenology, environmental philosophy, and Japanese philosophy). My current research focuses on how to account for climate and its changes in experience. My further research interests include the Blue and Plant Humanities.

Watsuji on Nature (review)

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Education

2018 -

PhD in Geography University of Cambridge

2015 - 2017

MA Philosophy University of Freiburg

2011 - 2015

BA Philosophy University of Vienna

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