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L’Image au pied de la lettre. L’imagerie aménageuse au prisme de la (climate) fiction
Les Cahiers de la Recherche Architecturale, Urbaine et Paysagère, 2023 The images produced by developers and real estate promoters are relatively homogeneous. Between commercial promise and optimistic prefiguration of future urban changes, they have little connection to other contemporary discourses, fictions and ...
Soline Nivet
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Quelle(s) singularité(s) des imaginaires urbains de la fiction climatique au cinéma ?
ReS Futurae, 2023 The article proposes to question the specificity of the place of urban imaginaries in cli‑fi films. Are these imaginaries radically different from the most common representations of urban spaces in science fiction narratives?
Pierre‑Jacques Olagnier
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Culture and climate change scenarios: the role and potential of the arts and humanities in responding to the ‘1.5 degrees target’ [PDF]
, 2018 This paper critically assesses the role and potential of the arts and humanities in relation to the ‘1.5 degree target’ embedded within the Paris Agreement. Specifically, it considers the purpose of scenarios in inviting thinking about transformed futures.
Smith, Joe, Tyszczuk, Renata
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ReS Futurae, 2021 This paper is a problematized study of an atypical case of the contemporary Swiss theater scene: Vous êtes ici, a science-fiction theater series unfolding its 10 episodes over the 2020-2021 season.
Aurélien Maignant, Roberta Alberico
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Penser le Cthulhucène et son géotraumatisme : le cas Cyclonopedia de Reza Negarestani
ReS Futurae, 2023 In Iranian philosopher Reza Negarestani’s Cyclonopedia: Complicity with Anonymous Materials (2008), concepts by Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari intersect with the cosmic deities imagined by H.P.
Fabien Richert
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“The hope – the one hope – is that your generation will prove wiser and more responsible than mine.” Constructions of guilt in a selection of disaster texts for young adults [PDF]
, 2012 This paper explores a range of definitions of guilt, and argues that fiction for young adults which is set after a major disaster that has been caused by humans has surprisingly little emphasis on guilt.
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The Street Where I Yelled Your Name
Canadian Journal of Bioethics, 2022 This story explores the relationship between artificial intelligences and humans in a future global warming context.
Hans Henrik Løyche
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Australian Journal of Environmental EducationThis article explores how pedagogy focused on affective possibilities of narrative genres can suggest new directions for climate fiction, potentially challenging the dystopian dominance in the climate crisis imaginary.
Alex Cothren +2 more
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Speculating-with Other-than-Humans in Multispecies Climate Fiction: Canopy of the Hidden Alley
Australian Journal of Environmental EducationThis article explores multispecies climate fiction as a mode of inquiry that speculates-with other-than-humans. To explore cli-fi’s potential in research, I position speculative fiction in the field of research-creation, a praxis that combines artistic ...
Antje Jacobs
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Nordicom Review, 2020 This article examines the Norwegian climate fiction television series Okkupert [Occupied] (2015–), focusing on the ways in which it reveals the complicity of Nordic subjects in an ecological dystopia.
Mrozewicz Anna Estera
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