Isabel Stenger warns that we are facing the “intrusion of Gaia” where we have caused significant biogeochemical disruption “capable of threatening our modes of thinking and of living for good”. (Stengers I. 2015) Through my practice-based research I speculate on a possible future to prompt action to trigger change in how we live, our patterns of consumption, the way we see ourselves in relation to our environment and our respect for and interactions with nature for a sustainable future. Amitav Ghosh proposes that science fiction provides an ideal opportunity to explore our relationship to the world past and present to imagine the impacts that living on our planet today will make on tomorrow. (Ghosh A. 2016) Through my research I develop nar...
Re-imagining Anthropocene: towards a post-anthropocentric planetary literature Scientific and cu...
A significant strand of contemporary fiction engages with scientific models that highlight a constit...
Planetary computation. An epochal shift rewires humanity by impacting on our capacity to feel, to pe...
Biodiversity research is replete with scientific studies depicting future trajectories of decline th...
The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed an interconnected and tightly coupled globalized world in rapid ch...
Interest in new empiricisms and transdisciplinary methods has led many social inquirers to engage wi...
Gaïa’s names: Thinking about the end of AnthropoceneA debate about a new era in the hist...
Within the past 10 years, climate fiction and climate-focused research within the humanities has inc...
Climates of Mutation contributes to the growing body of works focused on climate fiction by explorin...
Although many SF texts proceed from the speculative premise that our species will continue to develo...
Today science and technology has casted its drastic impact on every sphere of human life and made it...
Over the last three years, the Climate Change and Me project has mapped children and young people’s ...
Ecocrticism has often prioritized the reversal or resistance of ecological collapse, often articulat...
We now have entered the Anthropocene. Humanity is the new geological force drastically changing the ...
Throughout the 20th century, several thinkers noticed that Technology was becoming a global phenomen...
Re-imagining Anthropocene: towards a post-anthropocentric planetary literature Scientific and cu...
A significant strand of contemporary fiction engages with scientific models that highlight a constit...
Planetary computation. An epochal shift rewires humanity by impacting on our capacity to feel, to pe...
Biodiversity research is replete with scientific studies depicting future trajectories of decline th...
The COVID-19 pandemic has exposed an interconnected and tightly coupled globalized world in rapid ch...
Interest in new empiricisms and transdisciplinary methods has led many social inquirers to engage wi...
Gaïa’s names: Thinking about the end of AnthropoceneA debate about a new era in the hist...
Within the past 10 years, climate fiction and climate-focused research within the humanities has inc...
Climates of Mutation contributes to the growing body of works focused on climate fiction by explorin...
Although many SF texts proceed from the speculative premise that our species will continue to develo...
Today science and technology has casted its drastic impact on every sphere of human life and made it...
Over the last three years, the Climate Change and Me project has mapped children and young people’s ...
Ecocrticism has often prioritized the reversal or resistance of ecological collapse, often articulat...
We now have entered the Anthropocene. Humanity is the new geological force drastically changing the ...
Throughout the 20th century, several thinkers noticed that Technology was becoming a global phenomen...
Re-imagining Anthropocene: towards a post-anthropocentric planetary literature Scientific and cu...
A significant strand of contemporary fiction engages with scientific models that highlight a constit...
Planetary computation. An epochal shift rewires humanity by impacting on our capacity to feel, to pe...