麻豆AV

Media@麻豆AV鈥檚 international colloquium asks leading scholars in the humanities and social sciences to spell out a new research agenda for climate theory and aesthetics in the age of the Anthropocene. How is realism鈥攊n both the aesthetic history of representation and the philosophical tradition that underwrites it鈥攖ransformed by contending with our new experience of climate in the Anthropocene? In order to temper climate change 鈥� to apprehend its complexity, to address its short- and long-term consequences, to mitigate its many sources 鈥斅燙limate Realism聽boldly claims we must develop new aesthetic theories and projects.

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Pierre B茅langer聽(Harvard University)
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Amanda Boetzkes聽(University of Guelph)
鈥淓cological Postures For a Climate Realism鈥�

Ingrid Diran聽(Pacific Northwest College of Art) and聽Antoine Traisnel聽(University of Michigan)
鈥淐limate Change, Natural History, and the Extinction of Dialectical Thought鈥�

Anne-Lise Fran莽ois聽(University of California at Berkeley)
鈥淔lowers of a Day: Margins, Reserves, Climate Change鈥�

Barbara Herrnstein Smith聽(Duke University)
鈥淧erplexing Realities: Practicing Relativism in the Anthropocene鈥�

Graeme Macdonald聽(University of Warwick)
鈥溾�楾he New Oil Reality鈥�, or Petroleum鈥檚 Returning Monsters鈥�

Alessandra Ponte聽(Universit茅 de Montr茅al)
鈥淕overning Climate鈥�

Nicole Starosielski聽(New York University)
鈥淭hermal Vision鈥�

Michelle Ty聽(Clemson University)
鈥淩ealism鈥檚 Phantom Subjects鈥�

Kyle Powys Whyte聽(Michigan State University)
鈥淚ndigenizing the Time, Memory and History of Climate Change鈥�

Kathryn Yusoff聽(Queen Mary University London)
鈥淕eologic Realism: Epochal Thoughts and the Terminal Beach of Geologic Time鈥�