The Seed Box is a MISTRA+FORMAS Environmental Humanities collaboratory and this blog represents research, reflections and creative ideas from our global network.

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What was “Hacking the Anthropocene”? (Or, why the Environmental Humanities needs more Feminism)

by Jennifer Mae Hamilton and Astrida Neimanis Welcome to the Anthropocene! Although this geological era is still to be officially included in the Chronostratigraphic Chart, members of the Anthropocene expert working group agree that we humans are interfering in

/ June 30, 2016 / Leave a comment

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What was “Hacking the Anthropocene”? (Or, why the Environmental Humanities needs more Feminism)

by Jennifer Mae Hamilton and Astrida Neimanis Welcome to the Anthropocene! Although this geological era is still to be officially included in the Chronostratigraphic Chart, members of the Anthropocene expert working group agree that we humans are interfering in

/ June 30, 2016 / Leave a comment

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Nature is no longer separable from culture. In this new era some call the Anthropocene, the environment is in us, and we humans are fully in the environment. It is also beyond doubt that sustainability and reasonably equitable prosperity will never be achieved without attention to imagination, values, competing worldviews, anti-colonial justice, feminist ethics and more-than-human politics, emerging histories, possible futures, and alternative ways of telling our environmental stories. Rising to the environmental challenges presented by this situation requires an enlivened field of humanities that includes advanced transdisciplinary research on nature, culture and environment. Responding to such concerns, our form of the environmental (post-)humanities are rethinking the place of humanity in the environment.

The Seed Box is a MISTRA+FORMAS Environmental Humanities collaboratory and this blog represents research, reflections and creative ideas from our global network.

Posts Tagged: reflection

What was “Hacking the Anthropocene”? (Or, why the Environmental Humanities needs more Feminism)

What was “Hacking the Anthropocene”? (Or, why the Environmental Humanities needs more Feminism)

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