Apr 14–22, 2016

Campus 2016: The Technosphere Issue

Anthropocene Curriculum

Closed workshops

Apr 14–22, 2016

In an ongoing trans-disciplinary collaboration initiated by Haus der Kulturen der Welt (Berlin) and the Max Planck Institute for the History of Science (Berlin), around forty scholars from around the world, working in the natural, environmental, and social sciences, as well as the humanities, arts, and architecture, jointly developed an Anthropocene Curriculum.

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Anthropocene-Curriculum.org

The research platform Anthropocene Curriculum explores novel epistemic, aesthetic and educational challenges of the age of humankind. The global network of initiatives is engaged with developing experimental and experiential approaches to co-learning and co-producing knowledge in a rapidly changing planetary situation.
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Campus: The Technosphere Issue

Anthropocene Curriculum | Campus: The Technosphere Issue 2016, Apr 14, Thu — 2016, Apr 22, Fri
Online magazine

Technosphere Magazine

As a calibrating device at the conversion points between technologies, geology and biology, 130 essays, research pieces, case studies, interviews and artistic contributions – tied together in 17 curated thematic dossiers – explore the mechanisms and logics of the technosphere.

Campus 2016: The Technosphere Issue

Anthropocene-Curriculum.org

Campus: The Technosphere Issue

Technosphere Magazine