Thinking Forwards: Collaboration | Bee-ing Human
Charles Butler’s seventeenth-century book for bee-keepers, Feminine Monarchie (1623), which used his expertise in grammar, rhetoric, and music to advance the ‘scientific’ study of bee emotions in a matriarchal commonwealth, inspired this Leverhulme Trust project, Bee-ing Human, involving a multi-disciplinary team of literary scholars, software engineers, and musicologists, as well as bioenvironmental scientists using contemporary…










