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Book SynopsisChapter 1: Martin: Bohle. Introduction: Purpose and Authorship.- Chapter 2:Martin Bohle, Dominic Hildebrandt. Earth Sciences in a World of Planetary Change.- Chapter 3:Tony Milligan, Nina Kruglikova. Three Challenges Facing Geosocietal Narratives.- Chapter 4:Christian Wolf. Being a Pragmatist about Planet Earth.- Chapter 5:Nalini Kochupillai, Earth „Observation“ and the Anthropocene: Rethinking the “Observer Effect” from an Eastern Philosophical Lens.- Chapter 6:Jochem Zwier. (In)human Encounters: The Earth as Human or Human as Earth.- Chapter 7:Carsten Herrman-Pillath. Earth as Hybrid Planet of More-than-human Landscapes.- Chapter 8:Simon Schneider. The Dual use Dilemma of Academia - an Extension to Include Sociocultural Aspects.- Chapter 9:Eduardo Marone, Luis Marone. The Heritage of the Enlightenment: Navigating the Anthropocene Through Supradisciplinary Education.- Chapter 10:Cornelia E. Nauen, Dedi S. Ahuri, Kafayat Fakoya. Voices from the Shorelines to Navigate the Anthropocene.- Chapter 11:Nathanael Wallenhorst, Renaud Hétier, Cécile Redondo, François Prouteau. The Anthropocene: Between the Systemic Complexity of Analysing Reality and Simplifying Terminology for Political Purposes.- Chapter 12:Martin Bohle & Cornelia E. Nauen. Rehearsal: Earth Sciences in a World of Planetary Change.- Chapter 13:Thomas Potthast. Epistemological and ethical reflections on the mutual relations between Anthropos, Anthropocene, and Earth Sciences.
