How can we use history to understand digital cultural phenomena? - Panel
A panel discussion reflecting on the history of eating and the manifestation of digital commensality
Join the British Museum's Young Digital Cohort member Nadia Li in conversation with British Museum staff and academic experts about digital commensality, online communities and the history of eating rituals.
Full speaker line up: Dr Zeena Feldman, Isla Francis, Geneveive Fisher, Zoe Abrahams
Doors open at the BP Lecture Theatre at 6:15pm. The panel will run for roughly 45 mins , ending with 15 mins of audience Q&A, and time reserved afterwards for informal mingling between the audiences and panellists
This event is part of the British Museum's late On second thought, which opens from 17:30–20:30. https://www.britishmuseum.org/events/young-peoples-lates-second-thought
Themes: History of food, community, eating, (digital) commensality, digital communities, digital anthropology
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Highlights
- 1 hour
- In person
- Doors at 6:15 PM
Location
The British Museum (BP Lecture Theatre)
Great Russell Street
London WC1B 3DG
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