Arts Of Living On A Damaged Planet: Ghosts And Monsters The Anthropocene University Minnesota Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Science General

Living On A Damaged Planet Challenges Who We Are And Where Live This Timely Anthology Calls Twenty Eminent Humanists Scientists To Revitalize Curiosity Observation Transdisciplinary Conversation About Life Earth As Human-Induced Environmental Change Threatens Multispecies Livability Arts Of Puts Forward Bold Proposal: Entangled Histories Situated Narratives Thick Descriptions Offer Urgent \ Included Essays By Scholars In Anthropology Ecology Science Studies Art Literature Bioinformatics Posit Critical Creative Tools For Collaborative Survival More-Than-Human Anthropocene The Organized Around Two Key Figures That Also Serve Publication\ S Openings: Ghosts Or Landscapes Haunted Violences Modernity Monsters Interspecies Intraspecies Sociality Tentacular Windy Arboreal Invite Readers Encounter Ants Lichen Rocks Electrons Flying Foxes Salmon Chestnut Trees Mud Volcanoes Border Zones Graves Radioactive Waste-In Short Wonders Terrors An Unintended Epoch Contributors: Karen Barad U California Santa Cruz Kate Brown Maryland Baltimore Carla Freccero Peter Funch Aarhus Scott F Gilbert Swarthmore College Deborah M Gordon Stanford Donna J Haraway Andreas Hejnol Bergen Norway Ursula K Le Guin Marianne Elisabeth Lien Oslo Andrew Mathews Margaret Mcfall-Ngai Hawaii Manoa Ingrid Parker Mary Louise Pratt Nyu Anne Pringle Wisconsin Madison Bird Rose New South Wales Sydney Dorion Sagan Lesley Stern San Diego Jens-Christian Svenning Σελίδες: 368 Διαστάσεις: 14X14Cm