Publications

Fava, S. (2013) Environmental Apocalypse in Science and Art: Designing Nightmares. [Monograph] Studies in Social and Political Thought. New York: Routledge.

Fava, S. (2012) 'When Rome Falls, Falls the World': Current 93 and Apocalyptic Folk, in Partridge, C. (ed.) Apocalypse and Popular Music. Sheffield: Sheffield Phoenix Press

Fava, S. (2011) Book Review [untitled]. Journal of Time and Society. Reviewed work: Hall, J. (2009) Apocalypse: From Antiquity to the Empire of Modernity. Cambridge: Polity Press

Fava, S. (2006) 'Three Gardens: Apocalyptic Narratives of Nature in Science and Art', The International Journal of the Arts in Society [Peer Reviewed] , Volume 1, Issue 3, pp.141-148

Fava, S; Pontin, M.; Joiner, B. (2005) 'Intervision', limited edition by the artists (500 copies), ISBN 0-9542955-9-5

Selected Conferences and Talks

Lancaster University 'Culture, Politics and Eschatology Symposium', September 2012 - The Great Collapse and the Final Irony: Climate Change and Christian Eschatology'.

Cambridge Theological Federation research seminar, Cambridge University, January 2012 - 'Counting the Days: Mathematics and Revelation in the Work of John Napier'

Cesagen seminar, March 2010, Lancaster University - 'Tomorrow's Menu: Cultural and Historical Contexts of Global Food Security Policy'

Paper presented at 'Acting with Science, Technology and Medicine', 4S/EASST 2008, Rotterdam, August 2008 - 'Worldmachine (version 0.9.1): The Mathematical Certainty of Global Environmental Catastrophe'

Invited paper at 'New Sciences of Protection: Designing Safe Living' international Conference, Lancaster University, July 2008: 'The Body Apocalyptic: Organising Nature through Food Security'

Invited speaker at SATSU (Science and Technology Studies Unit, Sociology, York University, UK), March 2008: 'Disaster Narratives and Climate Modelling'

Paper presented at 'An End to History? Climate Change, the Past and the Future' Conference, Birmingham University, April 2008: 'Frozen Fictions: Popular Understanding of Climate Change in Seventeenth Century Britain'

Paper presented at Millennialism Conference, Hope University Centre for Millennialism Studies, Liverpool, June 2007 - 'Counting the Days: Mathematics and Biblical Exegesis in the work of John Napier'