This book defines for readers the ecological epoch known as the Anthropocene and brings together an interdisciplinary roster of researchers and scholars to address key imminent challenges to human society posed by climate crisis. The work also analyzes and provides a constructive vision on the relationship between social justice and the media.
This book defines for readers the ecological epoch known as the Anthropocene and brings together an interdisciplinary roster of researchers and scholars to address key imminent challenges to human society posed by climate crisis. The work also analyzes and provides a constructive vision on the relationship between social justice and the media.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Edited by Elizabeth G. Dobbins; Luigi Manca and Maria Lucia Piga - Contributions by Domenico Branca; Ignazio Camarda; Brittany Chally; Massimo Dell'Ultri; Elizabeth G. Dobbins; Aide Esu; Emanuela Ferreri; Federico Francioni; Jean-Marie Kauth; John Kloos;
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Dobbins, Manca, Piga Introduction Scarlato, William "The Sower," Engraving Scarlato Scarlato, WilliamThe Sower: Interpretation of the Artist Section 1: Defining the Anthropocene Ch 1. Branca, D. Humanity in/of the Anthropocene: An Anthropological Perspective Ch 2. Ferreri, E. The Anthropocene. A Socio-Anthropological Perspective Ch 3. Romero, J. The model of deliberative democracy for the Anthropocene. From Jürgen Habermas to John Dryzek Ch 4. Kloos, J.The Land Ethic in Light of the Divine Economy Section 2: Ethical and Social Implications of the Anthropocene Ch 5. Mannu, G. Ethics and Responsibility in the Anthropocene Era Ch 6. MacCurdy, M.Justice, the Media, and the Power of Dissent Ch 7. Piga, M.L.Second Lives/Second Chances: Promoting Social Inclusion Ch 8. Esu & MaddanuFrom Modernity to Risk. Local Print Media Portraying Military Activity Section 3: Media Interpretations of the Anthropocene Ch 9. Dell'ultri, M.Consequences of Postmodernism Ch 10. Dobbins, E.When Tribalism Trumps Science: The Role of Media in a Counterfactual Era Ch 11. Kauth, J.M.Rhetoric of Denial: Framing the Apocalypse in Mainstream, Denialist, and Social Media Ch 12. Macek, S. A Smog of Lies: The Media, The Environment and the Post-Truth Presidency of Donald Trump Section 4: Spreading the Message in the Anthropocene Ch 13. Manca, L. Journalism Education and the Environment in the Age of Anthropocene Ch 14. Seely, P. Racism, Fascism, and Leftist Movements in American Popular Music Ch 15. Challey & SeelyEcomusicology: Examining Environmental Messages Within Modern Music Section 5: Tradition for the Future of the Anthropocene Ch 16. Perra, L. Tradition can save the Future of Nature: biocentric view of Law Ch 17. Camarda, I. Cultural Heritage of Ethnobotany: Statements of Principle and Effectiveness Ch 18. Francioni, F.From the Global History to the Singleness and Uniqueness of the Territories Ch 19. Montero, J. The Global and Utopian Empire of Alexander the Great: First Attempt at a United World About the Contributors
Dobbins, Manca, Piga Introduction Scarlato, William "The Sower," Engraving Scarlato Scarlato, WilliamThe Sower: Interpretation of the Artist Section 1: Defining the Anthropocene Ch 1. Branca, D. Humanity in/of the Anthropocene: An Anthropological Perspective Ch 2. Ferreri, E. The Anthropocene. A Socio-Anthropological Perspective Ch 3. Romero, J. The model of deliberative democracy for the Anthropocene. From Jürgen Habermas to John Dryzek Ch 4. Kloos, J.The Land Ethic in Light of the Divine Economy Section 2: Ethical and Social Implications of the Anthropocene Ch 5. Mannu, G. Ethics and Responsibility in the Anthropocene Era Ch 6. MacCurdy, M.Justice, the Media, and the Power of Dissent Ch 7. Piga, M.L.Second Lives/Second Chances: Promoting Social Inclusion Ch 8. Esu & MaddanuFrom Modernity to Risk. Local Print Media Portraying Military Activity Section 3: Media Interpretations of the Anthropocene Ch 9. Dell'ultri, M.Consequences of Postmodernism Ch 10. Dobbins, E.When Tribalism Trumps Science: The Role of Media in a Counterfactual Era Ch 11. Kauth, J.M.Rhetoric of Denial: Framing the Apocalypse in Mainstream, Denialist, and Social Media Ch 12. Macek, S. A Smog of Lies: The Media, The Environment and the Post-Truth Presidency of Donald Trump Section 4: Spreading the Message in the Anthropocene Ch 13. Manca, L. Journalism Education and the Environment in the Age of Anthropocene Ch 14. Seely, P. Racism, Fascism, and Leftist Movements in American Popular Music Ch 15. Challey & SeelyEcomusicology: Examining Environmental Messages Within Modern Music Section 5: Tradition for the Future of the Anthropocene Ch 16. Perra, L. Tradition can save the Future of Nature: biocentric view of Law Ch 17. Camarda, I. Cultural Heritage of Ethnobotany: Statements of Principle and Effectiveness Ch 18. Francioni, F.From the Global History to the Singleness and Uniqueness of the Territories Ch 19. Montero, J. The Global and Utopian Empire of Alexander the Great: First Attempt at a United World About the Contributors
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