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Origins of the Anthropocene in the Neolithic: A Contribution to an Understanding of the Deep Roots of the Modern Condition

Konrad Ott Christian-Albrechts University, Kiel, Germany 1. The Presence of Growth t has been often argued that current global society is trapped in a destructive logic of ever-lasting growth, be it physical growth in terms of materials and energy or be it economic growth in terms of gross domestic product (GDP). This logic of growth […]

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ChatGPT-5’s Epistemological grounds: Dialogues in the Platonic Cloud

Eduardo Marone & Luis Marone E. Marone – Centre for Marine Studies, Federal University of Paraná (CEM/UFPR), Pontal do Paraná, Brazil & Interamerican Ocean Institute Training Centre for Latin America and the Caribbean (IOITCLAC), Pontal do Paraná, Brazil L. Marone Desert Community Ecology Research Team (ECODES-IADIZA), National Scientific and Technical Research Council (CONICET), Mendoza, Argentina

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Metamodern Theory for the Study of More-than-Human Cultures

Jason Ānanda Josephson Storm https://orcid.org/0000-0002-4607-8060 Williams College Keywords: hylosemiotics; semiotics; more-than-human culture; agency. Abstract: This article develops a metamodern framework for the study of more-than-human cultures by integrating a materialist semiotics (hylosemiotics), with a processual social ontology of agency. Against anthropocentric accounts that restrict culture to language and symbolic thought, I argue that culture emerges

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Editorial for the special issue “The Human Condition for the Anthropocene: Being more-than-human”

Beyond the Human, With the Human: Cultural Science for the Anthropocene Editorial generated with ChatGPT 5.1 (author’s instance) on 13th Nov. 2025 Authoring: Martin@ai Bohle For processing see:    The wager of this special issue is simple to state and complex to pursue: culture is not a spectator to planetary change; it is one of

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