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A Criminology of the Human Species978-3-031-36092-3Series ISSN 2946-269X Series E-ISSN 2946-2703

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Yarin EskiUses a critical (green) criminology approach to ask challenging questions about possible human extinction.Examines humans‘ past, present and future causes of destruction and extinction.Explores human

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Michael Goller,Susanna Paloniemi of previous biodiversity. Earth’s origin and its long history has been a coming and going of entire other biospheres and the species they accommodated, rendering the current sixth mass extinction both real and unexceptional. A criminological imagination of that geological biography and history deli

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Bounded Agency in Professional Livesically) bring about progress. However, these same capacities have also allowed us to exploit and annihilate other human beings and human-like species on a mass scale. Specifically, the Neanderthal. At the core of this ability is our capacity to imaginatively dehumanise others and use this dehumanisa

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Gerhard Messmann,Regina H. Muldert global-scale destruction and the sixth mass extinction. It argues that the human imagination of being a superior and eternal species on Earth has itself contributed to this destruction. The stubborn belief that we will overcome environmental problems through technology is hindering us from address

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Bounded Agency in Professional Livesalities. As a result, we strive to enhance our human traits and capabilities through the use of artificial intelligence (AI) and other (bio)technological advances, causing a rapid acceleration in human evolution. Our imaginative capabilities threaten to eradicate our intangible human essence, our in

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