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The Edinburgh Companion to the New European Humanities / / ed. by Hiltraud Casper-Hehne, Marjan Ivković, Rosi Braidotti, Daan F. Oostveen |
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Edinburgh : , : Edinburgh University Press, , [2024] |
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©2024 |
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1 online resource (448 p.) : 13 colour illustrations 10 B/W tables 10 b&w and 13 colour illustrations |
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PHILOSOPHY / History & Surveys / Modern |
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Monografia |
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Frontmatter -- Contents -- List of Illustrations -- Notes on Contributors -- Preface -- Introduction Humanities, Always Already in Transformation? Network for the European Humanities in the Twenty-First Century -- PART I THE HUMANITIES IN ACTION: TOPICS AND METHODS -- 1. On the Emergence and Convergence of the New Transversal Humanities -- 2 Shaping the Integration of Arts, Humanities and Social Sciences in Interdisciplinary and Transdisciplinary Research -- 3 Synergies Between Humanities, Science and Technology: A Transformative Understanding of the Humanities in the Twenty-First Century -- PART II HUMANITIES, DEMOCRACY AND CIVIC RESPONSIBILITY -- 4 The University and the City -- 5 Humanities in Post-COVID-19 Times: Challenges and Opportunities -- 6 Public Humanities Today: Between Community Engagement and Social Critique -- PART III INTERCULTURAL PERSPECTIVES AND CHANGING PATTERNS IN THE NEW HUMANITIES -- 7 Intercultural Humanities: What They Are and What They Can Do -- 8 Changing Patterns of Self-Other Interaction in the Contemporary World -- 9 Post- and Decolonial Perspectives on the Humanities Curriculum -- 10 Digital and Posthuman Narratives in Literature -- PART IV THE NEW HUMANITIES IV.1 PUBLIC HUMANITIES: CONCEPTS AND PERSPECTIVES -- 11. Towards Critical Public Humanities -- 12 Transmedia Science Fiction and New Social Imaginaries -- 13 European Archaeological Research at the Dawn |
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of the Third Millennium -- PART IV IV.2 DIGITAL HUMANITIES: EMERGING PARADIGMS -- 14. Humanities in a Digital World -- 15 Artificial Intelligence and New Paradigms of Human Decision Making: Towards a New Idea of Humanity? -- PART IV IV.3 ENVIRONMENTAL HUMANITIES -- 16. The Environmental Humanities: European Perspectives on How the Field is Addressing Twenty-first-Century Global Challenges -- 17 Feminist Posthumanities: Redefining and Expanding Humanities' Foundations -- PART IV IV.4 MEDICAL HUMANITIES -- 18. Medical Humanities: Concepts, Practices and Perspectives -- 19 Medical Humanities With and Beyond Bioethics - Disciplinary Diversification in Medicine Facing the Complexity of the Bio-Cultural Corporeality -- 20 From Single Human Disease to a Holistic One Health Approach -- PART V THE HUMANITIES AS A BUILDING BLOCK FOR FUTURE SCIENCES -- 21. In the Shadows of a Pandemic: Humanities in European Research and Innovation -- 22 Humanities for Science/Policy for Humanities -- 23 Where Next for the Humanities? Perspectives From Across Europe -- Conclusion -- Index |
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Assesses the rise of the 'New' Humanities alongside the traditional disciplines and inter-disciplinary 'studies' areasTakes an original approach in its European scope and institutional representationFocusses on the 'New' or 'Post' HumanitiesIncorporates an exceptional degree of inter and trans-disciplinarity, covering areas including the intercultural humanities, post- and decolonial perspectives, digital humanities, medical humanities, environmental humanities and moreDraws from many European languages and traditionsCombines theoretical speculation with policy-making pragmatismThis is the first collection that highlights the strengths and contributions of the Humanities in the European region. The volume stresses the positive and multidimensional impact of the Humanities on core areas of human experience, and their ability to formulate new frames to represent our collective and individual relation to the world. Further, it explores new ethical social imaginaries, gendered scenarios and spaces of decolonial transculturality. This collection also confronts the threats the Humanities face today and proposes ways to respond. These threats include public discourses that question the value of the Humanities; the chronic underfunding of teaching and research at our universities and institutions, and the more fundamental risks to intellectual freedom, democracy and critical discourse, diversity, and the radical imagination posed by political and market forces and organisations. Overall, this volume proposes innovative tools to increase our collective awareness of forms of injustice, exclusion and the suffering of both the human and the non-human inhabitants of this planet. It discusses the posthuman future of the Humanities and makes recommendations for the implementation of innovative approaches to the Humanities. |
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