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Facing Gaia Eight Lectures on the New Climatic Regime

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Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

14.08.2017

Verlag

John Wiley & Sons

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300

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23,1/15,2/3 cm

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635 g

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1. Auflage

Übersetzt von

Catherine Porter

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-7456-8433-8

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Gebundene Ausgabe

Erscheinungsdatum

14.08.2017

Verlag

John Wiley & Sons

Seitenzahl

300

Maße (L/B/H)

23,1/15,2/3 cm

Gewicht

635 g

Auflage

1. Auflage

Übersetzt von

Catherine Porter

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-7456-8433-8

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Libri GmbH
Europaallee 1
36244 Bad Hersfeld
DE

Email: gpsr@libri.de

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  • Contents
     
    Introduction
     
    First Lecture: On the Instability of the (Notion of) Nature
     
    A mutation of the relation to the world ¥ Four ways to be driven crazy by ecology ¥ The instability of the nature/culture relation ¥ The invocation of human nature ¥ The recourse to the "natural world" ¥ On a great service rendered by the pseudo-controversy over the climate ¥ "Go tell your masters that the scientists are on the warpath!" ¥ In which we seek to pass from "nature" to the world ¥ How to face up
     
    Second Lecture: How Not to (De-)Animate Nature
     
    Disturbing "truths" ¥ Describing in order to warn ¥ In which we concentrate on agency ¥ On the difficulty of distinguishing between humans and nonhumans ¥ "And yet it moves!" ¥ A new version of natural law ¥ On an unfortunate tendency to confuse cause and creation ¥ Toward a nature that would no longer be a religion?
     
    Third Lecture: Gaia, a (Finally Secular) Figure for Nature
     
    Galileo, Lovelock: Two symmetrical discoveries ¥ Gaia, an exceedingly treacherous mythical name for a scientific theory ¥ A parallel with Pasteur's microbes ¥ Lovelock too makes micro-actors proliferate ¥ How to avoid the idea of a system? ¥ Organisms make their own environment, they do not adapt to it ¥ On a slight complication of Darwinism ¥ Space, an offspring of history
     
    Fourth Lecture: The Anthropocene and the Destruction of (the Image of) the Globe
     
    The Anthropocene: an innovation ¥ Mente et Malleo ¥ A debatable term for an uncertain epoch ¥ An ideal opportunity to disaggregate the figures of Man and Nature ¥ Sloterdijk or the theological origin of the image of the Sphere ¥ Confusion between Science and the Globe ¥ Tyrrell against Lovelock ¥ Feedback loops do not draw a Globe ¥ Finally, a different principle of composition ¥ Melancholia, or the end of the Globe
     
    Fifth Lecture: How to Convene the Various Peoples (of Nature)?
     
    Two Leviathans, two cosmologies ¥ How to avoid war between the gods? ¥ A perilous diplomatic project ¥ The impossible convocation of a "people of nature" ¥ How to give negotiation a chance? ¥ On the conflict between science and religion ¥ Uncertainty about the meaning of the word "end" ¥ Comparing collectives in combat ¥ Doing without any natural religion
     
    Sixth Lecture: How (Not) to Put an End to the End of Times?
     
    The fateful date of 1610 ¥ Stephen Toulmin and the scientific counter-revolution ¥ In search of the religious origin of "disinhibition" ¥ The strange project of achieving Paradise on Earth ¥ Eric Voegelin and the avatars of Gnosticism ¥ On an apocalyptic origin of climate skepticism ¥ From the religious to the terrestrial by way of the secular ¥ A "people of Gaia"? ¥ How to respond when accused of producing "apocalyptic discourse"
     
    Seventh Lecture: The States (of Nature) between War and Peace
     
    The "Great Enclosure" of Caspar David Friedrich ¥ The end of the State of Nature ¥ On the proper dosage of Carl Schmitt ¥ "We seek to understand the normative order of the earth" ¥ on the difference between war and police work ¥ How to turn around and face Gaia? ¥ Human versus Earthbound ¥ Learning to identify the struggling territories
     
    Eighth Lecture: How to Govern Struggling (Natural) Territories?
     
    In the Theater of Negotiations, Les Amandiers, May 2015 ¥ Learning to meet without a higher arbiter ¥ Extension of the Conference of the Parties to Nonhumans ¥ Multiplication of the parties involved ¥ Mapping the critical zones ¥ Rediscovering the meaning of the State ¥ Laudato Si' ¥ Finally, facing Gaia ¥ "Earth, earth!" Works Cited