History at the End of the World
- 252pages
- 9 heures de lecture
Focusing on the intersection of climate change and human history, this collection of essays critiques the status quo while urging a reevaluation of our past. Contributors from various fields—including archaeology, literature, and sociology—explore how historical insights can inform our response to the current crisis. By challenging conventional approaches and emphasizing the potential of our collective experiences, the essays advocate for a transformative perspective that harnesses history as a vital resource in the fight for survival.
