Last date for submission of paper: 15-Dec-2019; Contact person: Event manager; The urgency presented by rapid ecological change; the rise of post-humanism as a field of study; and the renewed importance of the study of affect and the body as a central form of meaning-making has demanded a greater and more holistic investigation into the crucial framing concepts: affect, embodiment, and ecology. While there has been an investigation into the relationships between these terms and their associated practices in individual disciplines, there has been little attempt to ask questions about the networks of affect, embodiment and ecology from a multi-disciplinary perspective. This conference invites papers from a range of disciplines including philosophy, cognitive science, linguistics, anthropology, sociology, environmental studies, literature, and history that in some way touch upon the following questions: