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Tag: critiques of the anthropocene

Climate Change is Violence by Rebecca Solnit

This short essay could be a good beginning text—clear, concise, full of factoids—that emphasizes the slippery environmental rhetoric of both corporations and institutions as well as the ways in which the climate crisis is not a coming event but current and widespread violence.

climate futures, climate rhetoric, climate violence, critiques of the anthropocene, global capitalism

The Environmental Manifesto

These three short texts all raise questions about apocalypse, hope, and culture change, and might serve as a starting point for inviting students to explore their own fears around climate change as well as what kinds of cultural change they hope to see.

apocalypse, climate futures, critiques of the anthropocene, environmental justice, mourning, race and environment
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