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- ISBN-10: 178548026X
- ISBN-13: 978-1785480263
- Author: Granjou
This book addresses environmental changes and how they reconfigure society’s relationship to the future. It argues that Man does not build “his future alone: instead, environmental changes are also proof of the future-making capacity of non-human beings.
The author elaborates on the notion of the futures of Nature by drawing on theoretical contributions by recent ground-breaking literature in the field of environmental humanities. The book also builds on a sociological investigation into the practices implemented by environmental scientists, experts and managers confronted with environmental changes. Thinking of nature in terms of its futures requires us to overcome the rooted philosophical tradition that associates nature with permanence and society with creative change. This is a daunting task which can only be successful if we look beyond the long-lasting influence of the human-centered categories of innovation, development and civilization that social sciences have themselves contributed to coining. We need to consider the active capacities of change and transformation of living beings and matter itself.
Table of contents:
Introduction
I.1 The end of nature?
I.2 Shifting futures
I.3 Sociology of the future
I.4 Thinking with environmental sciences
1: The Time Beast
Abstract:
1.1 Historical insights into the nature/society partition
1.2 Nature as becoming
1.3 The return of the wolves
2: Mad Cows
Abstract:
2.1 Returning to the “risk society”
2.2 Experts, mad cow and prions
3: Anticipating the Futures of Biodiversity
Abstract:
3.1 From nature to biodiversity
3.2 Biodiversity scenarios
3.3 Securing nature
Conclusion
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