Dr. PATRICIA KAISHIAN on Queer Mycology /262

1

Introduction

00:00 • 2min

2

The Science Underground Mychology as a Queer Discipline

01:31 • 2min

3

The Queerness of Fungi

03:52 • 5min

4

The Lens of Queer Theory Enhances Science

08:31 • 2min

5

Is There a Cultural Aversion to the Fungal Queendom?

10:36 • 4min

6

The Relationship Between Agriculture and Fungi

14:25 • 3min

7

How Academic Science Is Often Pitted Against Community Science

17:53 • 3min

8

Is Science Objective When It's Carried Out by Human Beings?

20:40 • 5min

9

Citizen Science

25:49 • 2min

10

The Myth of Pure Objectivity by Robin Camera

27:58 • 2min

11

The Asters and the Goldenrod - Why Does That Look So Beautiful?

29:45 • 5min

12

The Ethics and Moral Obligations of Scientists

34:36 • 4min

13

Is There a Pseudo Science?

39:04 • 5min

14

Changes in Climate Means for Fungi

44:06 • 5min

15

Social Media and Fungi

49:18 • 5min

16

The International Congress of Armenian Mychologist

54:37 • 3min

17

Azar Byjan's War on Armenia

57:10 • 5min

18

Taxonomy and Conservation Practices

01:02:06 • 3min

19

The Nameless Organism

01:04:48 • 4min