Matches in DBpedia 2016-04 for { ?s ?p "18px FixedThe Center for Energy and Environmental Research in the Human Sciences (CENHS) is an interdisciplinary research center located at Rice University whose work is focused on bringing the expertise and insights of the arts, humanities, and social sciences to bear on the urgent energy and environmental challenges facing the planet, its cultures and species. CENHS supports a community of research professors, visiting research fellows, postdoctoral fellows, artists, and graduate students who engage issues such as energy use and climate change from the perspective of disciplines such as Anthropology, Architecture, Art History, Comparative Literature, English, History, Media Studies, Philosophy, Political Theory, Religious Studies, and Sociology. CENHS’s website and blog (culturesofenergy.com) and annual Cultures of Energy spring research symposium are important platforms for organizing knowledge and building community in a fast-growing field known as “energy humanities.” What has brought this field into being is the realization that technology alone cannot rescue the planet from processes like global warming, ocean acidification and species extinction. These dilemmas have been shaped and reinforced by culture, belief, understanding, worldview, ethics, habit, and institutions and to address them at their source it is thus essential to understand the social, cultural, and philosophical dimensions of how humanity uses energy while also understanding that our energy behavior is inseparable from other species and the earth’s climate. Energy humanities views itself as a cultural and intellectual response to recognition that the planet has entered a new geological era: the Anthropocene."@en }
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- The_Center_for_Energy_and_Environmental_Research_in_the_Human_Sciences_at_Rice_University abstract "18px FixedThe Center for Energy and Environmental Research in the Human Sciences (CENHS) is an interdisciplinary research center located at Rice University whose work is focused on bringing the expertise and insights of the arts, humanities, and social sciences to bear on the urgent energy and environmental challenges facing the planet, its cultures and species. CENHS supports a community of research professors, visiting research fellows, postdoctoral fellows, artists, and graduate students who engage issues such as energy use and climate change from the perspective of disciplines such as Anthropology, Architecture, Art History, Comparative Literature, English, History, Media Studies, Philosophy, Political Theory, Religious Studies, and Sociology. CENHS’s website and blog (culturesofenergy.com) and annual Cultures of Energy spring research symposium are important platforms for organizing knowledge and building community in a fast-growing field known as “energy humanities.” What has brought this field into being is the realization that technology alone cannot rescue the planet from processes like global warming, ocean acidification and species extinction. These dilemmas have been shaped and reinforced by culture, belief, understanding, worldview, ethics, habit, and institutions and to address them at their source it is thus essential to understand the social, cultural, and philosophical dimensions of how humanity uses energy while also understanding that our energy behavior is inseparable from other species and the earth’s climate. Energy humanities views itself as a cultural and intellectual response to recognition that the planet has entered a new geological era: the Anthropocene.".
- Q22095419 abstract "18px FixedThe Center for Energy and Environmental Research in the Human Sciences (CENHS) is an interdisciplinary research center located at Rice University whose work is focused on bringing the expertise and insights of the arts, humanities, and social sciences to bear on the urgent energy and environmental challenges facing the planet, its cultures and species. CENHS supports a community of research professors, visiting research fellows, postdoctoral fellows, artists, and graduate students who engage issues such as energy use and climate change from the perspective of disciplines such as Anthropology, Architecture, Art History, Comparative Literature, English, History, Media Studies, Philosophy, Political Theory, Religious Studies, and Sociology. CENHS’s website and blog (culturesofenergy.com) and annual Cultures of Energy spring research symposium are important platforms for organizing knowledge and building community in a fast-growing field known as “energy humanities.” What has brought this field into being is the realization that technology alone cannot rescue the planet from processes like global warming, ocean acidification and species extinction. These dilemmas have been shaped and reinforced by culture, belief, understanding, worldview, ethics, habit, and institutions and to address them at their source it is thus essential to understand the social, cultural, and philosophical dimensions of how humanity uses energy while also understanding that our energy behavior is inseparable from other species and the earth’s climate. Energy humanities views itself as a cultural and intellectual response to recognition that the planet has entered a new geological era: the Anthropocene.".