The Anthropocene
The Anthropocene
... the Anthropocene reflect how we conceptualise contemporary environmental change… because the stories we tell ourselves about environmental crises, and humanity’s place on the earth and its presence within ...
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Architecture of the Anthropocene: The Crisis of Agency
... the Anthropocene suggests that we rethink the processes, products, practices as well as the profession of architecture through an exchange with the planetary dimensions of human ...
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Introduction: Uncanny objects in the Anthropocene
... For Giovanni Aloi, challenging the intrinsic anthropocentrism embedded in our relationships with objects may show us their other forms and attributes, their ‘histories that invite us to follow and retrieve agential ...
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Evolving water science in the Anthropocene
... Abstract. This paper reviews the changing relation between human beings and water since the Industrial Revolution, a period that has been called the Anthropocene because of the unprecedented scale at which humans ...
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Inorganic Becomings:Situating the Anthropocene in Puchuncaví
... the Anthropocene, or the recognition of human activity as a plan- etary force profoundly and permanently altering Earth systems and the conditions of possibility of human ...the Anthropocene as tale about ...
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Cosmopolitanism or globalisation : the anthropocene turn
... the Anthropocene is an important scholarly effort that has yet to be ...the Anthropocene and what links can be established to cosmopolitanism? What are some of the implications of all this to continue ...
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Editorial Introduction: The Literature of the Anthropocene
... roundtable, it thus became apparent that the twenty-first-century literary response to the Anthropocene deserved further exploration and we wanted to include a range of voices and perspectives on the topic. Our ...
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On the Importance of a Date, or, Decolonizing the Anthropocene
... We are not the first to propose colonialism, and its compatriot, settler colonization, as the start date of the Anthropocene. Geographers Simon L. Lewis and Mark A. Maslin advanced two hypotheses for the possible ...
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Mathematics and the Anthropocene equation: Comment on Gaffney O and Steffen W (2017) The Anthropocene equation. The Anthropocene Review 4:53-61
... the Anthropocene the flavour of a differential equation, which may be right because dif- ferential equations are the heart of dynamic systems, and the Earth System is a dynamic ...
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Security in the Anthropocene : environment, ecology, escape
... the anthropocene we need not to seek escape, but to re-immerse ourselves in the constructions of this fiction of the world, to be attentive to the ‘hairline cracks’ in which the anthropocene manifests ...
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Anthropological engagement with the Anthropocene: A critical review
... the Anthropocene as an idea rather than an ...the Anthropocene offers, namely that whilst reinforcing and reflecting the self-appointed dominant place humans arrogate, there is potential to breakdown ...
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A vital link: water and vegetation in the Anthropocene
... the Anthropocene particularly since the 1950s are global warming (with impacts on vegetation dynamics and water cycles), the rapid increase in the land area taken into culti- vation (Ellis, 2011), and the ...
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River Systems in India: The Anthropocene Context
... the Anthropocene context are still in the initial stage in India, and there is a need to develop new inter-disciplinary approaches to understand feedback mechanisms in these large and complex river ...
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Apocalypse yesterday: Posthumanism and comics in the Anthropocene
... the Anthropocene era (1989), and politicising the global inequalities embedded in the Anthropocene from its inception by referencing eighteenth-century colonial expansion (Lewis and Maslin, 2015), the ...
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In a broken world:towards an ethics of repair in the Anthropocene
... Reconfiguration is categorised as a particular form of repair by Sennett (2013), one that not only recovers but enhances function with a mix of existing and new elements. The relevance to climate repair might seem ...
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Marine resource management and conservation in the Anthropocene
... the Anthropocene by definition is an epoch during which environmental change is largely anthro- pogenic and driven by social, economic, psychological and political forces, environmental social scientists can ...
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Political Engineering in the Anthropocene Epoch
... Abstract: The term “Political Engineering” has appeared more than 100 years ago. Present development goes ahead according to systemic principles, and political systems engineering can be considered as the design, ...
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Article The Horror of the Anthropocene
... Note: Anthropocene Working Group, ...the Anthropocene thus connects it to the Industrial Revolution and to current climate change ...the Anthropocene as around 1945 since ‘substantial and ...
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Geo-ecology in the Anthropocene
... the Anthropocene, a second issue that should be addressed, in the case of the official definition of a new era, is its beginning: When did the Anthropocene start? There is some controversy about the start ...
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Geosocial Formations and the Anthropocene
... the Anthropocene thematizing of human geologic agency has helped spark a re- consideration of the political valence of the `geo’, though as we suggested above, it has been rumbling in the background of ...
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