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Malcolm Sen recently celebrated the release of his new book, Irish Anthropocene: Literature, Climate Change, Sovereignty.

Malcolm Sen is an Associate Professor in the Department of English at UMass Amherst and Director of the Environmental Humanities Specialization. His research interests focus on questions of justice, statecraft, and post colonial politics as they emerge in this contemporary moment of climate crisis.

Learn more about Malcolm Sen’s new book: https://www.umass.edu/humanities-arts/news/professor-malcolm-sen-explores-climate-crisis

Malcolm Sen recently celebrated the release of his new book, Irish Anthropocene: Literature, Climate Change, Sovereignty!

Malcolm Sen is an Associate Professor in the Department of English at UMass Amherst and Director of the Environmental Humanities Specialization. His research interests focus on questions of justice, statecraft, and post colonial politics as they emerge in this contemporary moment of climate crisis.

Learn more about Malcolm Sen’s new book: https://www.umass.edu/humanities-arts/news/professor-malcolm-sen-explores-climate-crisis

More pictures from our recent awards ceremony!

Read the list of undergraduate winners: https://www.umass.edu/english/news/english-undergraduate-prize-and-scholarship-winners-2026

 

Daisy (a Boston Robotics Spot Robot) is romping into finals week! Professor Malcolm Sen hosted last week for his Ged ed course, ENG 190N Environment, Climate Change, and the Humanities. Daisy helped the class bring in conversations around AI and robotics through an environmental lens. Sound interesting? Check out our 3-course letter of specialization in Environmental Humanities — open to all majors!

https://www.umass.edu/english/environmental-humanities