Assembling the Anthropocene: How do museums engage with the global environmental crisis through objects, exhibitions and museum work?
Nr. 1 (2020), Presentasjon dr.avhandlinger
Nr. 1 (2020)

Assembling the Anthropocene: How do museums engage with the global environmental crisis through objects, exhibitions and museum work?

Presentasjon dr.avhandlinger
Publisert 2020-08-27
Bergsveinn Þórsson
University of Oslo
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Þórsson, B. (2020). Assembling the Anthropocene: How do museums engage with the global environmental crisis through objects, exhibitions and museum work?. Tidsskrift for Kulturforskning, (1). Hentet fra https://ojs.novus.no/index.php/TFK/article/view/1814
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The Anthropocene is a geological concept proposing that Earth has entered a new geological epoch, a period driven by the impact of human activity on the planet. The decisive influences humans have had on the planet are uncontested: growing concentration of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, accumulation of trash and pollution, unsustainable natural resource extraction, urbanisation and intensive agricultural activity are among the impacts that will undoubtedly leave a permanent mark in the geological record for unforeseeable future.
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