Die Historikerin in der Klimawende
Abstract
The goal of this research platform is to investigate the way twentieth and twenty-first century cultural products respond to the ethical demands the ecological crisis places on our society and how these manifest in the formats that mediate them. These cultural mediations are part of a growing consciousness about the image politics of climate change and the role of “cultural sustainability” (Rippl). They are examined according to the principles of contemporary eco-aesthetics and new documentary ecologies. We take the notion of the “ecological imperative” of cultural products—an ethical stance toward human resource management built upon Kantian terms (Jonas; Spivak)—as a starting point.
Date Issued
2019-12-13
Publication Type
Conference Item
Language(s)
en
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