Applying the Environmental Humnities
Environmental issues require answers from science, society, and culture. How can we apply the humanities and arts to these issues while cultivating methodologies that value context-dependence, multiperspectivity, relativism, and subjectivity?
Publishing house: Oekom
Pages: 254-256
saguf-Mitteilungen in GAIA
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- Creating spaces and cultivating mindsets for learning and experimentation
- Environmental justice in interdisciplinary perspective
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- Combining complementary and related expertise in transdisciplinary projects
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