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Monthly Archives: March 2014

Disasters, responses, networks

March 30, 2014by klight 5 Comments

These are the notes from our March 27 class discussion (taken by KL, with a few minor additions by AI). The discussion focused on chapters 3-5 of Clark’s Inhuman Nature. […]

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Inhuman Nature CH 5

March 19, 2014by kay gee

  We continue our journey down the rabbit hole that is the Anthropocene this week with Chapter 5 of Nigel Clark’s Inhuman Nature. Chapter 5 focuses on the issue of […]

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Nigel Clark Continued: Chapters 3. After the Tsunami and 4. Quaking

March 11, 2014by Emil Tsao 3 Comments

We continue in week nine to study the Anthropocene using Nigel Clark’s book Inhuman Nature as a way of conceptualizing an earth system without a human presence, or a nature […]

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