Hope in the Anthropocene: agency, governance and negation
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[2024]
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| Abstract: | "Explores the centrality of hope to political thought and policy practice in the Anthropocene. Examines topical concerns of the Anthropocene including a loss of belief in human exceptionalism and in a telos of progress. Engages with hope conceptually and materially rather than merely as a positive attitude of mind. Draws on contemporary theoretical approaches, including drawing upon Critical, Feminist, Black, and Indigenous studies. Uses contemporary empirical and policy examples including environmental issues of land use and extraction and Covid governance. Takes an interdisciplinary approach, including expertise from the fields of geography, law, politics, and international relations. New modes of Hope have emerged in the Anthropocene, increasingly grounded in an ethics of attentiveness and responsibility. Through incorporating contemporary approaches to both theory and policy practice, including critical, feminist, black and indigenous perspectives, this book analyses how Hope works with the uncertainties and interdependencies of human agency and interaction. It draws out the problems of integrating Hope into governance and policy management, and engages with Hope as a potentially negating force, in a world which can be seen as one of unending catastrophe."--Publisher's website |
| Umfang: | x, 281 Seiten Illustrationen 24 cm |
| ISBN: | 9781399529853 |
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| 505 | 8 | |a The Anthropocene and the Unseen: Speculative, Pragmatic and Nihilist Hope -- A Hope against Hope: Scandal, Cynicism and Critique in the Wake of the Covid-19 polycrisis -- Working for 'Minor Utopias': Youth Employment in Sierra Leone and Liberia -- Visualising Hope in the Radical Data Work of W. E. B. Du Bois -- A Feminist Ethic of Care for Orienting Utopia in Adjuntas, Puerto Rico -- Enduring Hopelessness: Governance without Horizon in Pandemic Times -- Securing the Hopeful Subject? The Militarisation of Complexity Science and the Limits of Decolonial Critique -- The Hope-Colonialism Nexus -- Hopeful Times, Black Futures, and Things Quantum Technologies Tell about International Institutions -- In the Breaches of Cancelled Futures: The Entropies of Modernisation and Ecological Recomposition -- Hope and the End of Critique? Crisis and Affirmation in the Anthropocene -- Hope in a World that will Never End? The Problem of Fanatical Hope in Critical Dystopias -- Hope Makes Strange: Affect, Hope, and Strangeness -- Reimagining Hopeful Anthropocene Futures: From Entanglements to Radical Openness -- Hope As a Theopolitical Virtue: Eschatology and End of Time Politics | |
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| contents | The Anthropocene and the Unseen: Speculative, Pragmatic and Nihilist Hope -- A Hope against Hope: Scandal, Cynicism and Critique in the Wake of the Covid-19 polycrisis -- Working for 'Minor Utopias': Youth Employment in Sierra Leone and Liberia -- Visualising Hope in the Radical Data Work of W. E. B. Du Bois -- A Feminist Ethic of Care for Orienting Utopia in Adjuntas, Puerto Rico -- Enduring Hopelessness: Governance without Horizon in Pandemic Times -- Securing the Hopeful Subject? The Militarisation of Complexity Science and the Limits of Decolonial Critique -- The Hope-Colonialism Nexus -- Hopeful Times, Black Futures, and Things Quantum Technologies Tell about International Institutions -- In the Breaches of Cancelled Futures: The Entropies of Modernisation and Ecological Recomposition -- Hope and the End of Critique? Crisis and Affirmation in the Anthropocene -- Hope in a World that will Never End? The Problem of Fanatical Hope in Critical Dystopias -- Hope Makes Strange: Affect, Hope, and Strangeness -- Reimagining Hopeful Anthropocene Futures: From Entanglements to Radical Openness -- Hope As a Theopolitical Virtue: Eschatology and End of Time Politics |
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| spelling | Hope in the Anthropocene agency, governance and negation edited by Valerie Waldow, Pol Bargués and David Chandler Edinburgh Edinburgh University Press [2024] x, 281 Seiten Illustrationen 24 cm txt rdacontent sti rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier The Anthropocene and the Unseen: Speculative, Pragmatic and Nihilist Hope -- A Hope against Hope: Scandal, Cynicism and Critique in the Wake of the Covid-19 polycrisis -- Working for 'Minor Utopias': Youth Employment in Sierra Leone and Liberia -- Visualising Hope in the Radical Data Work of W. E. B. Du Bois -- A Feminist Ethic of Care for Orienting Utopia in Adjuntas, Puerto Rico -- Enduring Hopelessness: Governance without Horizon in Pandemic Times -- Securing the Hopeful Subject? The Militarisation of Complexity Science and the Limits of Decolonial Critique -- The Hope-Colonialism Nexus -- Hopeful Times, Black Futures, and Things Quantum Technologies Tell about International Institutions -- In the Breaches of Cancelled Futures: The Entropies of Modernisation and Ecological Recomposition -- Hope and the End of Critique? Crisis and Affirmation in the Anthropocene -- Hope in a World that will Never End? The Problem of Fanatical Hope in Critical Dystopias -- Hope Makes Strange: Affect, Hope, and Strangeness -- Reimagining Hopeful Anthropocene Futures: From Entanglements to Radical Openness -- Hope As a Theopolitical Virtue: Eschatology and End of Time Politics "Explores the centrality of hope to political thought and policy practice in the Anthropocene. Examines topical concerns of the Anthropocene including a loss of belief in human exceptionalism and in a telos of progress. Engages with hope conceptually and materially rather than merely as a positive attitude of mind. Draws on contemporary theoretical approaches, including drawing upon Critical, Feminist, Black, and Indigenous studies. Uses contemporary empirical and policy examples including environmental issues of land use and extraction and Covid governance. Takes an interdisciplinary approach, including expertise from the fields of geography, law, politics, and international relations. New modes of Hope have emerged in the Anthropocene, increasingly grounded in an ethics of attentiveness and responsibility. Through incorporating contemporary approaches to both theory and policy practice, including critical, feminist, black and indigenous perspectives, this book analyses how Hope works with the uncertainties and interdependencies of human agency and interaction. It draws out the problems of integrating Hope into governance and policy management, and engages with Hope as a potentially negating force, in a world which can be seen as one of unending catastrophe."--Publisher's website Hope Political science / Philosophy Human ecology Interpersonal relations Espérance Waldow, Valerie (DE-588)1098578163 edt Bargués, Pol edt Chandler, David 1962- (DE-588)13040215X edt |
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