These multiscalar dynamics: "connect deep and recorded histories and put geological time and the biological time of evolution in conversation with the time of human history and experience," including "telling the story of human empires – of colonial, racial, and gendered oppression," "in tandem with the larger story of how a particular biological species, Homo Sapiens, its technosphere, and the species that co-evolved with, or were dependent on homo sapiens came to dominate…without ever taking our eyes off of the hollowed human" who comes to negotiate his or her own phenomenological and everyday experience of life, death, and the world." (Chakrabarty, Climate of History 7-8) · MIARA dossier thématique

These multiscalar dynamics: "connect deep and recorded histories and put geological time and the biological time of evolution in conversation with the time of human history and experience," including "telling the story of human empires – of colonial, racial, and gendered oppression," "in tandem with the larger story of how a particular biological species, Homo Sapiens, its technosphere, and the species that co-evolved with, or were dependent on homo sapiens came to dominate…without ever taking our eyes off of the hollowed human" who comes to negotiate his or her own phenomenological and everyday experience of life, death, and the world." (Chakrabarty, Climate of History 7-8)

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