Review: Saskia Stucki, One Rights: Human and Animal Rights in the Anthropocene by Eva Bernet Kempers

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The development of Anthropocene Awareness Scale. by Donghun Kang, Moon Choi

“…Based on a thorough review of Anthropocene studies, an initial set of fifteen items was generated to develop the scale. …”
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L’innovation à l’épreuve de l’anthropocène. Compte rendu de lecture de L’Innovation, mais pour quoi faire ? de Franck Aggeri by Agnès Labrousse

“…It shows that Aggeri’s opus offers a highly relevant synthesis for rethinking innovation in the face of the Anthropocene, shedding light on the dark side of innovation and then outlining ways of innovating differently and better.…”
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The End of This World: Climate Justice in So-Called Canada by Gabrielle McLaren

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A Gothic heterotopia: four Anglophone responses to Venice by John Thieme

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Matérialisation d’une représentation holistique du monde dans l’habitat des indigènes guarani au Brésil by Anaïs Guéguen Perrin

“…The Anthropocene questions our modes of interaction with the Earth system, calling into question our ways of living and inhabiting. …”
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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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The potential for justice through tourism by Freya Higgins-Desbiolles

“…This article considers the potential for tourism to contribute to efforts to secure justice. It reviews the evolution of tourism from a respected tool for personal development and social transformation to its now industrialised form under neoliberalism where its value is estimated in terms of employment and income. …”
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