Tutti i colori del verde. Il ruolo del verde urbano nei processi di cittadinanza nella città di Bolzano by Roberta Raffaetà

“…This makes, therefore, possible to imagine a new alliance between plants and humans to rethink civil society and citizenship in the city of Bolzano within and beyond the universalizing framework of the Anthropocene.…”
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Survivre, renverser, réparer : personnages féminins et animaux à la fin de l’Androcène by Jodie Lou Bessonnet

“…These novels look at the Anthropocene not only through the environmental approach but also through the prism of an animal ethic, considering the crossing between sexism and specism that Carol Adams identified as the “sexual politics of meat” (2010 [1990]). …”
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Potentialités et limites des curricula de SVT : quelles contributions des questions environnementales pour une éducation au politique ? by Malou Delplancke, Hanaà Chalak

“…We discuss the possible levers for re-politicizing these questions in the classroom, by means of their (re)problematization in a context of instability of knowledge, of fuzzy problems, in order to contribute to a citizen’s education able to respond to the challenges of the anthropocene.…”
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Des cultures politiques situées à un environnementalisme ordinaire commun dans les jardins partagés by Victoria Sachsé

“…Nevertheless, these gardens remain bearers of similar practices, some of whose dynamics seem to transcend these geographical, political and social distinctions and can be read, through the prism of ordinary environmentalism, as reconfigurations of the relationship between humans and non-humans in the Anthropocene era.…”
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Le projet de paysage comme dispositif d’éveil et de prise de conscience du risque by Hoshino Yuji 星野裕司

“…This article puts forward the hypothesis that a landscape approach makes it possible to design alternative developments addressing more complex issues than purely technical questions. At a time in the Anthropocene era when humanity’s impact on terrestrial ecosystems has become the driving force behind environmental change, it is important that development projects proposed by public authorities should be used as a support for (re)building new relationships between environments and society. …”
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The Concept of Milieu as the Possibility of Overloading Education as the Territorialization of Anthropocentric Life by Sandra Kairė

“…It then draws on Linda Knight’s (2016) analysis of the playground as a medium, as well as on other empirical studies actualizing the changes in the child’s relationship to the environment and to non-humans in the context of the Anthropocene epoch with the objective to show how the concept of the milieu complements and highlights the fact that, in the process of education, radical encounters between the different actors can appear, in which the dualities of educator/pupil, teaching/learning, and human/non-human can be dissolved. …”
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Environments (out) of Control by Lorinc Vass, Roy Cloutier, Nicole Sylvia, Contingent Collective

“…By probing the salient characteristics of these approaches, their problematic proximity to the logic of cybernetic capitalism is contextualised in relation to the broader ontological and ontopolitical questions of the Anthropocene era. The article concludes by tracing possible conceptual trajectories amid and beyond the restrictive circuits of Environmentality: from adaptation to contingency, via Yuk Hui’s proposal for a cosmopolitics grounded in affirmative fortuity; and from responsiveness to response-ability, via Donna Haraway’s experimental material-semiotics of sympoiesis.…”
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Notions of personhood, the political and relationalities: Paradigms of the anthropology of nature by Geviller Marín, Francisco Neira, María Elena Ramírez, Diana Soto, Javier Vásconez, Ivette Vallejo

“…This has allowed for the enrichment of the debate about what is considered a subject agent in the world and therefore subject of law, with ethical approaches to deal with the problems of the anthropocene.…”
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Not-Not as Another Spatial Logic of Constitutive Negation by Masamichi Tamura

“…The growing vocabulary of cosmotechnics has offered opportunities to revisit the legacies of alternative perspectives to architecture, urbanisation and technology and thereby redefine the role of architecture as a major world-making agency in the Anthropocene. Joining such efforts, the present review examines Hara’s 1987 book Space <From Function to Modality> (1987), which collects six interconnected essays written in 1975–1987, focusing especially on ‘On Homogenous Space’ in 1975 and ‘From Function To Modality’ and ‘Not-Not and a Spatial Tradition of Japan’ both in 1987 to trace the trajectory of his three main concepts ‘function,’ ‘homogenous space’ and ‘modality.” …”
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自然への意識を喚起する河川空間デザイン　 by Hoshino Yuji 星野裕司

“…This article puts forward the hypothesis that a landscape approach makes it possible to design alternative developments addressing more complex issues than purely technical questions. At a time in the Anthropocene era when humanity's impact on terrestrial ecosystems has become the driving force behind environmental change, it is important that development projects proposed by public authorities should be used as a support for (re)building new relationships between environments and society. …”
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Ecological Conscience and Peace in the Social Doctrine of the Church by Fabio Caporali

“…Innovative conceptual terms, like natural capital, biosphere, noosphere, anthropocene, ecosystem services, sustainability, integral ecology, ecological spirituality and ecological conversion are recognised as typical eco-linguistic emergences arisen within a context of holistic framing of reality. …”
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The potential for justice through tourism by Freya Higgins-Desbiolles

“…Future topics to consider include structural issues of mobility in a precarious world, climate injustices, justice for non-human others in the era of the Anthropocene and diverse paradigms and worldviews for thinking through justice tourism.…”
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ESTRATOS SUMERGIDOS Y LA CONDICIÓN DEL CONOCIMIENTO EN AMÉRICA LATINA1,2 by Gisela Heffes

“…En 2019 se publican Things with a History: Transcultural Materialism and the Literatures of Extraction in Contemporary Latin America, de Héctor Hoyos, y Allegories of the Anthropocene, de Elizabeth DeLoughrey. Si bien el alcance de estos dos trabajos varía en términos de las geografías regionales y/o nacionales que abarcan, como así también los autores y artistas que se analizan, ambas investigaciones cuestionan el binomio naturaleza/cultura -junto a otras dicotomías modernas- desde posturas y ángulos diferentes (y quizás hasta opuestos). …”
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A Gothic heterotopia: four Anglophone responses to Venice by John Thieme

“…Starting from the view of the cultural geographer, Doreen Massey, that it is necessary to ‘move beyond a view of place as bounded, as in various ways a site of authenticity, as singular, fixed and unproblematic in its identity’, this article argues that places change in time, because the physical environment changes, especially in the Age of the Anthropocene, and because they are the product of imaginatively conceived collective fictions. …”
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Le droit des animaux en France : Droit positif, droit prospectif et appréhension du droit du vivant by Caroline Regad, Cédric Riot

“… A l’ère de l’Anthropocène, les humains sont devenus la principale force de changement (pour ne pas dire de contrainte) sur l’évolution de la Terre. …”
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Biodiversity indicators for breeding passerines in a multiple-cuckoo system in China: A comparison of cuckoos and raptors by Sidan Lin, Wei Liang

“…In the Anthropocene, monitoring and assessing biodiversity and taking conservation measures due to declining biodiversity is an urgent task. …”
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Saillans (2014-2020) : une expérience municipale citoyenne au défi de la transition écologique by Sabine Girard

“…This experience informs and accelerates economic, social and political transformations, foreshadowing a possible rural « counter-anthropocene ». The article offers a situated analyze, presenting (1) the intentions and practices of the municipal team of which the author was a part, (2) the trials and tribulations experienced, (3) and then an overview of the ongoing transformations. …”
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Population persistence, phenotypic divergence, and metabolic adaptation in yarrow (Achillea millefolium L.) by Gianalberto Losapio, Baptiste Doussot, Fabrizio Araniti, Leonardo Bruno, Roger Guevara, Rodolfo Dirzo

“…Abstract Climate change threatens biodiversity as populations can persist if they migrate or adapt to the rapidly changing conditions of the Anthropocene. However, the metabolic mechanisms underlying plant population persistence under the long‐term trends of increasing temperature and drought remain unclear. …”
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The Territory as a Victim: Geological Assessment to Analyzing the Impact of Colombia’s Armed Conflict on Geo-Bio Megadiversity at the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta by Juan Fernando Zapata-Herrera, Catalina González-Tejada, Sergio A. Restrepo-Moreno, María Isabel Marín-Cerón

“…By spotlighting the intricate interplay between social struggles and environmental degradation as a central element of the ecosphere-techonosphere conflict in the Anthropocene, this study heightens awareness of the urgent issues confronting the SNSM, while advocating for targeted conservation initiatives to preserve its distinctive and invaluable natural heritage.…”
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Using dynamic Bayesian belief networks to infer the effects of climate change and human activities on changes in regional ecosystem services by Haoran Yu, Junyi Jiang, Xinchen Gu, Chunwu Cao, Cheng Shen

“…In the context of the Anthropocene, the unparalleled degradation of ecosystem services (ES) has been driven by the intricate nature of ecosystems and their responsive interplay with human actions. …”
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