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... .” In The Utopian Function of Art and Literature: Selected Essays , translated by Zipes Jack Mecklenberg Frank . Cambridge, MA : MIT Press . Colebrook Claire . 2015 . Death of the PostHuman: Essays on Extinction , Vol. 1 . Ann Arbor : Open Humanities Press with Michigan...

... of what has inscribed itself as humanity. Neither posthuman nor neohumanist, we define the project of critical climate change as the task of opening new critical climates and horizons capable of reading the reactive resurgence of “anthropos” in the twenty-first century's witnessing of extinction...

...Dominic Boyer It has been increasingly common to hear talk of the need for “revolutionary action” to break the Anthropocene/Capitalocene trajectory of northern petroculture. Sometimes this talk is deployed by transition-oriented political movements like Sunrise and Extinction Rebellion. At other...

...Graeme Hayes; Sherilyn MacGregor This article discusses the contrasting “temporal regimes” of Extinction Rebellion and the concept of a feminist green new deal. The authors discuss the former's emphasis on emergency to stimulate disobedient action, particularly out of concern for one's future...

.... 2009 . The Human Career: Human Biological and Cultural Origins . Chicago : University of Chicago Press . Kolbert Elizabeth . 2014 . The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History . New York : Holt . McBrearty Sally Brooks Alison S. . 2000 . “The Revolution That Wasn't: A New...

... in which we now reside, which will lead either to a new geological (and social) age, stabilizing the human relation to the earth . . . or to an end-Anthropocene extinction event resulting in the destruction of civilization and quite possibly humanity itself. 11 But what of our historical present...

... . Hubner Brian Edward . 2007 . “‘This Is the Whiteman's Law’: Aboriginal Resistance, Bureaucratic Change, and the Census of Canada, 1830–2006.” Archival Science 7 , no. 3 : 195 – 206 . Kolbert Elizabeth . 2014 . The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History . London : Bloomsbury...

... of Women and the Subversion of the Community . Bristol, UK : Falling Wall . Gehlen Arnold . 1980 . Man in the Age of Technology . Translated by Lipscomb Patricia . New York : Columbia University Press . Kolbert Elizabeth . 2015 . The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History...

... engaged in designing. Without the snobbery of Frank Lloyd Wright or the bluff of Le Corbusier, he could produce a complicated vision in which, while extinction was coupled with existence, the concept of emptiness was caught in the very midst of action. He might have been one of the very, very few...

... in Pleistocene Australia and a Human Role in Megafaunal Extinction.” Science 309 , no. 5732 : 287 – 90 . Miller Ian Jared . 2013 . The Nature of the Beasts: Empire and Exhibition at the Tokyo Imperial Zoo . Berkeley : University of California Press . Mooney Chris . 2014 . “Dear...

... and Schuster . Kolbert Elizabeth . 2014 . The Sixth Extinction: An Unnatural History . New York : Holt . Le Guin Ursula . 1971 . The Lathe of Heaven . New York : Avon Books . Marsh George Perkins . 1847 . “Address to the Agricultural Society of Rutland County...

.../10.1146/annurev-environ-012220 . Stuart Diana . 2020 . “ Radical Hope: Truth, Virtue, and Hope for What Is Left in Extinction Rebellion .” Journal of Agricultural and Environmental Ethics 33 , nos. 3–6 : 487 – 504 . https://doi.org/10.1007/s10806-020-09835-y . Swyngedouw Erik...

... in the face of this overwhelming imminence of the cessation of any thought, the idea of the self ’s extinction. There is a sense in which the deep source of Hugo’s anguish and resent- ment seems to be not only the death penalty but death itself. His con- demned man recalls having read...

... this conclusion perfectly resonates with much of what we could call the intellectual climate of our times. The theme of the end, of some kind of apocalypse, of total extinction, or at least of the disap- pearance of what we call human beings, has an imposing presence. The fact that there are real causes...

... and fire, blinding light and nocturnal depths that disfigure the human body. In what follows, I address Bataille s conjoining of solarity and planetar- ity with an attentiveness to the plenitude of his writing and its painful effects. Thinking solarity s potentials alongside mass extinction the end...

... for twenty-five years, and this would be gradually lessened for the next twenty-five years, which would mark its final extinction. And this amount, he urged, was paid not in cash, but by the delivery of an object which the Virginians had never known nor computed as a part of 112 The South Atlantic...

... for twenty-five years, and this would be gradually lessened for the next twenty-five years, which would mark its final extinction. And this amount, he urged, was paid not in cash, but by the delivery of an object which the Virginians had never known nor computed as a part of 112 The South Atlantic...

... Life, in which he dis­ cusses the fossils of the Burgess Shale, a rich bed of paleontological remains in Canada.' Many of these fossils belonged to extinct phyla. An extinct species or genus is hardly remarkable to most people, but the disappear­ ance of groups as high in the evolutionary hierarchy...

.... Copyright © 2018 Duke University Press 2018 errands colonization alien pedagogy extinction References Byrd Jodi A. 2011 . The Transit of Empire: Indigenous Critiques of Colonialism . Minneapolis : University of Minnesota Press . Gómez-Barris Macarena . 2017...

... in 1776. The title was then extinct. The Barony of Carteret was revived in 1784, for a grandson of John Car­ teret, Earl of Granville, and was again extinct on the death in 1849 of John Thynne, third Lord Carteret.1 The line of Granville, that is to say, has not run a straight course for long...