This book brings a multi-disciplinary focus to discussions about children and young people's well-being, resilience, and enterprise to develop new ways of troubling these keywords at a time when planetary systems are in crisis.
This book brings a multi-disciplinary focus to discussions about children and young people's well-being, resilience, and enterprise to develop new ways of troubling these keywords at a time when planetary systems are in crisis.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Edited by Peter Kraftl; Peter Kelly; Diego Carbajo Padilla; Rosalyn Black; Seth Brown and Anoop Nayak
Inhaltsangabe
Part 1 Plastics, Soils, Water, Weather and Waste: The Materialities of Childhoods in the Anthropocene Chapter 1: Plastic childhoods (and more): visceralities, vortices, vectors, virtualities Peter Kraftl Chapter 2: Resilience as more-than-human Mindy Blaise, Jo Pollitt, Jane Merewether, and Veronica Pacini-Ketchabaw Chapter 3: Soil as Kin: Unearthing Old Ways Aviva Reed Chapter 4: Living in the Anthropocene Adrianne Bacelar de Castro and Sarah Hennessy Part 2 Temporalities and Spaces: Young People's Anthropocenes Chapter 5: Blasted Places: Smog, Steel and Stigma in a Post-industrial Town Anoop Nayak Chapter 6: The net of heaven is vast, vast...': Rethinking a philosophy for youth work in the Anthropocene Kerry Montero Chapter 7: The Anthropocene and the two-faced responsibility of young people in the European welfare regimes Kari Paakkunainen, Juhani Saari, and Juri Mykkanen Chapter 8: Young People and the Anthropocene: Futures, Past and Present? Peter Kelly Part 3 Knowing and Naming Young People and the Anthropocene Chapter 9: Hacking the Political Economy of Youth Shane Duggan Chapter 10: Youth in/of the Anthropocene: Kindred Ecologies for a Digital Warming World Kate Tilleczek Chapter 11: Is there such a thing as youth in the Anthropocene? Michael Marder Coda Martxel Mariskal
Part 1 Plastics, Soils, Water, Weather and Waste: The Materialities of Childhoods in the Anthropocene Chapter 1: Plastic childhoods (and more): visceralities, vortices, vectors, virtualities Peter Kraftl Chapter 2: Resilience as more-than-human Mindy Blaise, Jo Pollitt, Jane Merewether, and Veronica Pacini-Ketchabaw Chapter 3: Soil as Kin: Unearthing Old Ways Aviva Reed Chapter 4: Living in the Anthropocene Adrianne Bacelar de Castro and Sarah Hennessy Part 2 Temporalities and Spaces: Young People's Anthropocenes Chapter 5: Blasted Places: Smog, Steel and Stigma in a Post-industrial Town Anoop Nayak Chapter 6: The net of heaven is vast, vast...': Rethinking a philosophy for youth work in the Anthropocene Kerry Montero Chapter 7: The Anthropocene and the two-faced responsibility of young people in the European welfare regimes Kari Paakkunainen, Juhani Saari, and Juri Mykkanen Chapter 8: Young People and the Anthropocene: Futures, Past and Present? Peter Kelly Part 3 Knowing and Naming Young People and the Anthropocene Chapter 9: Hacking the Political Economy of Youth Shane Duggan Chapter 10: Youth in/of the Anthropocene: Kindred Ecologies for a Digital Warming World Kate Tilleczek Chapter 11: Is there such a thing as youth in the Anthropocene? Michael Marder Coda Martxel Mariskal
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