Dangerous Beauty: Aesthetics, Politics, and Power in Anthropocene: The Human Epoch

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@minhyoungsong A couple more to add: T. J. Demos, Against the Anthropocene; and @SaraBPritchard, "Dangerous Beauty" (a 🔥critique of Burtynsky and Anthropocene film). https://t.co/pqq6tKi2Qg

21 Jan 2021

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33. As I've mentioned before, see the blistering critique offered by @SaraBPritchard in @EnvHistJournal: " "Aesthetics are never neutral. Many of the filmmakers’ choices . . . reflect and reproduce problematic—even dangerous—ideas." https://t.co/pqq6tKi2Q

23 Mar 2020

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RT @SaraBPritchard: My review of the film, "#Anthropocene: The Human Epoch" (2018), is now out in @EnvHistJournal (open access!) #notashrin…

06 Mar 2020

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RT @FinisDunaway: @SaraBPritchard on Anthropocene: The Human Epoch: "Aesthetics are never neutral. Many of the filmmakers’ choices . . . re…

05 Mar 2020

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