Titlebook: Interrogating the Anthropocene; Ecology, Aesthetics, jan jagodzinski Book 2018 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2018 pedagog

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Catastrophism and Its Critics: On the New Genre of Environmentalist Documentary Filmader audience and might even overcome some of the problems with films that preached catastrophism, but ultimately these eco-opportunist documentaries understate the crises and provide insufficient solutions to such an extent that they can be something worse than unproductive; they can be counterproductive.

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The Earth Is Not “Ours” to Savened future. Even as a case can be made that the catastrophe has already happened, my point of departure in this chapter will be this simple claim: that thinking human action can avert climate-related catastrophe is, in the most obvious way, a re-assertion of the human’s status as geological actant. The earth is not “ours,” even to save.

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Sounding the Anthropoceneent. All movement, perceptible and imperceptible, moves through an environment upon which its movement relies. To reiterate, the purpose of the chapter is to be sounding the Anthropocene, with an eye to making the Anthropocene’s imperceptible vibrations resonate against the dystopia it anticipates.

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Struggles in the Planet Factory: Class Composition and Global Warmingels and the rebound of solar radiation, examining the conflicts igniting and ignited by each within a global “planet factory”. On the ascending emissions side, we begin with the class dynamics of capital’s mining and oil industries; go on to the class clashes and armistices that created the Fordist

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Stuck in the Anthropocene: The Problem of History, Theory, and Practice in Jason W. Moore and John Bnthropocenarians understand the present moment of the Great Acceleration—the spike in human activity and its impact on Earth system processes following WWII—in light of past human-environment dynamics that have run their course, and they struggle for a more sustainable future. Yet, as this chapter w

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Catch ‘Em All and Let Man Sort ‘Em Out: Animals and Extinction in the World of Pokémon GOals. Despite the disappearance of animals in the wake of such ecotastrophe, however, animals proliferate in the popular imaginary of the Anthropocene. This chapter argues that such proliferation conspires in another mode of disappearance through which animality is purged of monstrosity and habituate

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