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Culture and the Climate Crisis: An Emotive Transformation of Openness Art as a Foundation for Reconceptualising the Anthropocene

2025-05-05

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The climate crisis is not just a problem of the environment, it is a problem of the senses and a questioning of the ethics of existence. This paper critically reconceptualises the notion of the ‘Anthropocene’ and deconstructs the politics of universalist violence and ecological imbalance hidden within it. Based on this, it proposes a philosophical perspective that art should function not as a tool of reproduction...

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e6152979-ac4f-5239-aad9-feb8822fc0eb
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10.32388/eqb9kq
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