Titlebook: Remembering the Anthropocene; Memorials Beyond the Clara de Massol de Rebetz Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), und

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Introduction, . the Anthropocene—memorial forms and practices which arise from and within the Anthropocene’s epistemological and environmental conditions, and memory . the Anthropocene—memorial forms and practices which are specific to the geological epoch and that mirror and help to define its particularities.

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Notes on Methodology,s on a particular moment in time—with data collected between September 2017 and June 2023—coinciding with what I pose as the expansion of Anthropocene discussions both in academia and in public discourse. The chapter also reflects on the book’s politics of citation and its positionality and introduc

運(yùn)動性

: An Anthropocene Memorial Recording Climate Change on the Banks of the Potomac River in Washington d Craft. It won the ‘Memorial for the Future’ competition in 2016, a competition organised by the United States National Park Service and the National Capital Planning Commission in collaboration with the Van Alen Institute. . proposed to record rising seas on the land, marking in space the past, pr

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: An Anthropocene Memorial Ruin Travelling Through Walesboulder sculpture lost somewhere in the waterways and forests of Northern Wales. It draws from a visit I made in 2018 to British artist David Nash in his North Wales studio. Then and there, with Anna Tsing’s ‘wayfaring’ research into matsutake mushrooms (.) in mind, and accompanied by Nash, I went o

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The Père Lachaise Cemetery: Redefining Death and Nature in and with the Anthropocenethe narratives that derive from its memorial standing and environmental situation. To that end, the arguments focus on how the cemetery’s memorial and funerary narratives are adapted in response to Anthropocenic disruptions. The chapter thus proposes to survey Père Lachaise through the spectrum of t

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‘A New Museum for the Path Ahead’: Exhibiting Climate Change at the Climate Museumy conditions. The aim is to assess how the loss and decay induced by anthropogenic climatic change are processed, recorded and remembered collectively and culturally, and, in turn, how the role of cultural institutions is shifting under the weight of socio-environmental concerns. Accordingly, after