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Wonder to Imagine Better – Thinking Politics in the Anthropocene


(Dziwić się, by wyobrażać sobie lepiej - refleksje o polityce w antropocenie)
DOI: 10.18276/aie.2026.76-01
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Artykuł rozważa znaczenie zadziwienia (wonder) i wyobraźni dla myślenia o polityce w antropocenie. W pierwszym kroku antropocen zostaje przedstawiony jako wyzwanie ale fundamentów polityki. Następnie omówiono zdolności wyobraźni i zdumienia, każdą z nich odnosząc do wyzwań antropocenu W ostatniej części artykułu zadziwienie i wyobraźnia zostają ze sobą powiązane za sprawą ujęcia sądu refleksyjnego. Zakończenie powraca do antropocenu i wskazuje dalszych kwestie wymagające rozważenia. W artykule nawiązano do prac takich autorek i autorów jak Hannah Arendt, Martha C. Nussbaum i Jeremy Bendik-Keymer.
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