Vol. 5 No. 2 (2022): Aesthetics of the Anthropocene, Part 2

Edited by Pierpaolo Ascari, Andrea Borsari

DOI: https://doi.org/10.6092/issn.2612-0496/v5-n2-2022

Published: 2023-04-18

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Editorial

• Introduction: Aesthetics of the Anthropocene 2

  Pierpaolo Ascari, Andrea Borsari

  6-10

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Main Section

• Abysses and Ghosts. Remarks for a Discourse on Anthropocene Hyper-Aesthetics

  Stefano Ascari

  11-28

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• Perceiving the Anthropocene as a Public Health Risk via Visual Culture

  Daniel A. Finch-Race

  29-42

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• Anthropocene as Energy Imaginaries: Fossil Culture between Industrial Revolution and Ecological Crisis

  Jaime Vindel

  43-60

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• The Currency of the Anthropocene. Dismantling the Theological Presupposition of Neoliberalism in Kim Stanley Robinson’s The Ministry for the Future

  Andrea Righi

  61-77

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• Penetrating Planets: Schelling and the Anthrobscene

  Francesco Di Maio

  78-96

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• The Form of Happiness. Some Remarks on Art, Mimesis and Technology in the Wake of Adorno’s Conception of Natural Beauty

  Rolando Vitali

  97-114

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• The Assemblage as Aesthetic Place. A Reading between Aesthetics and the Anthropocene of The Mushroom at the End of the World

  Ivano Gorzanelli

  115-126

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• Soil of Enterprises. A Critical-Historical Analysis

  Federico Diodato

  127-144

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• Landscape in Transition. The Agency of Time in Understanding and Representing the Landscapes of the Anthropocene

  Gianni Lobosco, Lorenzo Tinti

  145-168

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• Aesthetics of the Anthropocene and Social Representations. A Case Study on Venice’ Exceptional High Tides in November 2019

  Zeno Mutton

  169-185

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• Rebranding Athens as the Creative City of European South. The Contribution of Documenta 14. A Critical Approach

  Styliani Bolonaki

  186-203

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• Ecosemiotics of the City. Designing the Post-Anthropocene

  Nicola Zengiaro

  204-228

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Practices

• “Nature that Takes Back it Spaces”: when Architecture Teaches how to Trace Roots. A Conversation with Carlo Ratti

  Aurosa Alison

  229-241

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Positions

• On the Aesthetics of the Anthropocene: The Sublime and beyond – other Concepts and Forms of Visualizations

  Andrea Borsari

  242-258

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Errata

• Erratum

  259

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