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The 31 papers on education for a post-apocalyptic world collected in this book range from philosophy to political sciences and from archaeology to appied desaster mitigation; the authors contribute perspectives from four continents.
Michael A. Peters (FRSNZ) is Distinguished Professor at Beijing Normal University, and Emeritus Professor University of Illinois. He has published 120 books and 500 papers. He received the Social Science and Humanities Leader in China Award (2022, 2023) (Research.com) and is ranked 1st in China and 5th in Asia for Education, (AD Scientific Index, 2023). He has Honorary Doctorates from Aalborg University, Denmark and SUNY, NY.
Thomas Meier has been trained as an archaeologist and holds a professorship in pre- and proto-history at Heidelberg University. He is director of the Käte Hamburger Center for Apocalyptic- and Post-Apocalyptic Studies at Heidelberg University. Over the years Thomas has focused more and more on the epistemology and conditions of academic reasoning with special focus on critical inquiry and materialities.
Michael A Peters & Thomas Meier: Civilizational Collapse and the Philosophy of Post-Apocalyptical Survival - An Introduction - Collapse - Petar Jandric: Apocalypse: Postdigital Readings and Response - Ruth Irwin: The Transcendental Aesthetic as Simulacrum: Truth, Preppers, and the End of the World as we Know It - João José R.L. de Almeida: Wittgenstein's Philosophical Investigations and the civilizational collapse - Babette Babich: Günther Anders' Apocalypse Blindness and the Post-Apocalyptic - Paulo Ghiraldelli: Machinic subjectivity - Peter McLaren: Surplus Fascism and the Post-Digital Apocalypse in the Age of Anti-Woke Terrorism - Decolonial - Marianna Papastephanou: The Cosmopolitics of Apocalyptic Thought - Antonio Miguel, Carolina Tamayo & Elizabeth Gomes Souza: The fifth horseman of the apocalypse - Makere Stewart-Harawira & Georgina Tuari Stewart: Maori in the Post-Apocalypse - Adrian Hermann: Adventures from the Rubble: The (Post-)Apocalypse as a Mode of Play in Tabletop Role-Playing Games - Ecology - David A. Turner: Living at the Edge of Chaos - Benjamin Green: Ecological Civilization: Engaging the complexity of ecological crisis - Greg William Misiaszek: Without a Possible Vaccine, Ecopedagogical Paradigm Shift Vital to Avoid Ecological Collapse - Zhou Guowen & Cai Xinyi: Reflections on environmental ethics of boundary and domain -- Based on the Taoist View of nature - Maryam Dezhamhooy & Leila Papoli-Yazdi: Margins with the central role: an archaeology of living with toxics and pollution - Education - Trevor Norris: Education, the Far Future, and the End of Times - Arjen E.J. Wals: Earth centered - an invitation to relational transgressive learning as a counter-hegemonic force in times of systemic global dysfunction - Michael Jopling & Peter Bennett: Is this the promised end? Low end theory, education and the illusion of survival - Yi Chen & Boris Steipe: Cultivating Knowledge: The Anti-Apocalyptic Potential of Bildung - Yusef Waghid: (African) University Education Discourse in a Crisis: On the Brink of Collapse? - Change - Steve Fuller: An education for end times - Sharon Rider: Where Do We Stand? (Or How to Do Something in Particular) - Marek Tesar, Andrew Madjar & Adriano De Francesco: Future Horizons: Doing Pedagogy at the Edge of Chaos - Holger Hestermeyer: International law and cooperation in times of crises - Actualities - Shail Mayaram: The Nation as Lament: The Sars Corona in India and the Reshaping of the Social and the Political - Michael A. Peters: Xi's Global Civilization Initiative - Henry A. Giroux:Mass Shootings in the Age of the Apocalypse: Politics and the Ghosts of History - Thomas Meier & Michael A. Peters: Never-ending ends: Present, past and future - a postscript - Notes on the contributors
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