Titlebook: Energy Humanities. Current State and Future Directions; Matú? Mi?ík,Nada Kujund?i? Book 2021 Springer Nature Switzerland AG 2021 energy hu

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The Nuclear Mundane: Geology and the Unthinkable, Taryn Simon?s . (.), Michael Madsen?s . (.), and the International Energy Agency?s GEOSAF project. It examines the tactical positioning of geology in waste management and the attempt to work through the figure of the unthinkable that persists in nuclear aesthetics. Building on Frances Ferguson?s i

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Conclusion: Where We Are and Where We Are Going on this, it provides an overview of the issues that are currently at the forefront of energy humanities research and identifies possible venues for future inquiries. It also addresses some of the volume?s limitations. The chapter underscores the importance of the energy humanities for examining the

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Book 2021the nascent field. Assuming a variety of disciplinary stances and using a plethora of methodologies to address a number of pressing energy-related issues, the individual contributions showcase the crucial importance of including the humanities and social sciences into the current discussion on energ

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Religi?ser Wandel und Wertewandelhese vocabularies and their presumed objects of study. A critical theory of energy insists that adding energy to the mix of our analyses on any subject whatsoever forces a refashioning of the theories of the forces that animate the socio-political and the subjects within it.

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Raymond Boudon,Fran?ois Bourricaud of burning fossil fuels on the one hand, and the toxicity of human nature on the other, for human avarice continues to be one of the major obstacles on the way to a greener and healthier environment. To illustrate the complexity of capitalist petrodependency, the chapter utilises the concepts of eco-guilt and eco-shame.

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Natural Gas in the Process of Eurasian Integrationrket plays in the process of Eurasian integration, how this compares to similar energy integration efforts in the European Union, and what these developments mean for the smallest member of the EAEU, Armenia.

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Toxicity, Fossil Fuels, and Climate Change in , and of burning fossil fuels on the one hand, and the toxicity of human nature on the other, for human avarice continues to be one of the major obstacles on the way to a greener and healthier environment. To illustrate the complexity of capitalist petrodependency, the chapter utilises the concepts of eco-guilt and eco-shame.