TY  - GEN
N2  - This book provides an accessible overview of the societal relevance of contemporary geosciences. Engaging various disciplines from humanities and social sciences, the book offers philosophical, cultural, economic, and geoscientific insights into how to contextualise geosciences in the node of Culture and Nature. The authors introduce two perspectives of societal geosciences, both informed by the lens of geoethics. Throughout the text, core themes are explored; human agency, the integrity of place, geo-centricity, economy and climate justice, subjective sense-making and spirituality, nationalism, participatory empowerment and leadership in times of anthropogenic global change. The book concludes with a discussion on culture, education, or philosophy of science as aggregating concepts of seemingly disjunct narratives. The diverse intellectual homes of the authors offer a rich resource in terms of how they perceive human agency within the Earth system. Two geoscientific perspectives and fourteen narratives from various cultural, social and political viewpoints contextualise geosciences in the World(s) of the Anthropocene. Martin Bohle was a manager of EU science programs. He obtained a Docteur es Sciences at the Ecole Polytechnique Federal de Lausanne (CH). His interests are societal geosciences and geophysical fluid dynamics. Affiliated with the Ronin Institute (NJ, USA), he cooperates with the International Association for Promoting Geoethics. Eduardo Marone, Professor at the Federal University of Parana (Center for Marine Studies), obtained a PhD in Physical Oceanography at the University of Sao Paulo. He is Director of the Training Centre of the International Ocean Institute for Latin America and the Caribbean and was a leading Author for the Millennium Assessment.
DO  - 10.1007/978-3-030-79028-8
DO  - doi
AB  - This book provides an accessible overview of the societal relevance of contemporary geosciences. Engaging various disciplines from humanities and social sciences, the book offers philosophical, cultural, economic, and geoscientific insights into how to contextualise geosciences in the node of Culture and Nature. The authors introduce two perspectives of societal geosciences, both informed by the lens of geoethics. Throughout the text, core themes are explored; human agency, the integrity of place, geo-centricity, economy and climate justice, subjective sense-making and spirituality, nationalism, participatory empowerment and leadership in times of anthropogenic global change. The book concludes with a discussion on culture, education, or philosophy of science as aggregating concepts of seemingly disjunct narratives. The diverse intellectual homes of the authors offer a rich resource in terms of how they perceive human agency within the Earth system. Two geoscientific perspectives and fourteen narratives from various cultural, social and political viewpoints contextualise geosciences in the World(s) of the Anthropocene. Martin Bohle was a manager of EU science programs. He obtained a Docteur es Sciences at the Ecole Polytechnique Federal de Lausanne (CH). His interests are societal geosciences and geophysical fluid dynamics. Affiliated with the Ronin Institute (NJ, USA), he cooperates with the International Association for Promoting Geoethics. Eduardo Marone, Professor at the Federal University of Parana (Center for Marine Studies), obtained a PhD in Physical Oceanography at the University of Sao Paulo. He is Director of the Training Centre of the International Ocean Institute for Latin America and the Caribbean and was a leading Author for the Millennium Assessment.
T1  - Geo-societal narratives :contextualising geosciences /
AU  - Bohle, Martin,
AU  - Marone, Eduardo,
CN  - GF50
ID  - 1439932
KW  - Human ecology.
KW  - Human ecology
KW  - Human ecology
KW  - Global environmental change.
KW  - Environmental ethics.
KW  - Écologie humaine.
KW  - Écologie humaine
KW  - Écologie humaine
KW  - Changement global (Environnement)
KW  - Éthique de l'environnement.
SN  - 3030790282
SN  - 9783030790288
TI  - Geo-societal narratives :contextualising geosciences /
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