After ice: cold humanities for a warming planet
"As the climate warms and the hydrological cycle is disrupted, ice is no longer a reliable feature of higher latitudes or winter seasons. What are the human and non-human consequences of the planet’s waning capacity to cool? In other words, what comes after ice? This collection examines the imp...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "As the climate warms and the hydrological cycle is disrupted, ice is no longer a reliable feature of higher latitudes or winter seasons. What are the human and non-human consequences of the planet’s waning capacity to cool? In other words, what comes after ice? This collection examines the implications of the end of consistent freezing and thawing cycles. The cryosphere traditionally refers to areas where water is solid, such as places of snow, ice, and permafrost on the planet. Today, a new cryosphere is emerging that encompasses experiences generated by the uncertain horizons of melting ice, and whose future is increasingly determined by human behaviour. In this context, After Ice gathers experts in a wide range of disciplines--environmental history, game studies, Indigenous studies--to articulate aspects of the cold humanities. They investigate ice and its dynamic properties as a foundational element of Indigenous communities in the Arctic, as a commodity with technological and political value, and as a reflection of environmental change and the passage of time. This original, thought-provoking exploration envisions ice not only as a phase of water but also as a milieu for semantic and embodied sensemaking. It asks us to consider how to define, describe, and materially characterize our warming world."-- |
| Beschreibung: | 264 Seiten |
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| spelling | After ice cold humanities for a warming planet edited by Rafico Ruiz, Paula Schönach, and Rob Shields Vancouver UBC Press 2024 264 Seiten txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier "As the climate warms and the hydrological cycle is disrupted, ice is no longer a reliable feature of higher latitudes or winter seasons. What are the human and non-human consequences of the planet’s waning capacity to cool? In other words, what comes after ice? This collection examines the implications of the end of consistent freezing and thawing cycles. The cryosphere traditionally refers to areas where water is solid, such as places of snow, ice, and permafrost on the planet. Today, a new cryosphere is emerging that encompasses experiences generated by the uncertain horizons of melting ice, and whose future is increasingly determined by human behaviour. In this context, After Ice gathers experts in a wide range of disciplines--environmental history, game studies, Indigenous studies--to articulate aspects of the cold humanities. They investigate ice and its dynamic properties as a foundational element of Indigenous communities in the Arctic, as a commodity with technological and political value, and as a reflection of environmental change and the passage of time. This original, thought-provoking exploration envisions ice not only as a phase of water but also as a milieu for semantic and embodied sensemaking. It asks us to consider how to define, describe, and materially characterize our warming world."-- Ice / Social aspects Ice / History Ice / Political aspects Glace / Aspect social Glace / Histoire Glace / Aspect politique Ruiz, Rafico 1981- (DE-588)1233737880 edt Schönach, Paula edt Shields, Rob edt Online version After ice Vancouver : UBC Press, 2024 |
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