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Go, go, go. The era of humanity is mainstream. The height of the age is the beginning of decline, as is all. Although the human race of this century has sought material abundance that has never been experienced before, the planet cannot afford it. Earth is a first essential for the survival of mankind. When we cannot reconcile the survival of the planet with human prosperity, we will be made a history.
Earl C. Ellis: Anthropocene
The book is a written document that now outlines and explains in scientific circles the ‘ human world’ of which we are creating new philosophical disputes about man and matter. The author, Earl C. Ellis, a member of the Human Sequential Council and an ecologist, has been able to see in detail the implications of human and earthly history at a level of geology, ecology, and philosophy and raise a wide range of questions about the human race. As a paradigm that is evolving at this moment, human life explores and emphasizes the politics of living on a planet transformed by man, re-organizing existing science, promoting humanity. It provides a chapter in the discussion of what our role is in drawing the landscape of the planet, and it offers a whole range of ways of thinking about what human life will be like in our future. The casters of the Kaist Humane Research Center also provide a clear text that can help them to live professionally and understand scientific knowledge. Asking if author Ellis was to see the first nuclear experiment in the 1950s, the beginning of agriculture, or the birth of mankind, as a starting point in human history, he said: “The story of the world has just begun. We have time to create a future that will flourish with nonhuman nature in the next millions of years.".
Korean title: 인류세
Korean author: 얼 C. 엘리스
Korean publisher: 교유서가
ISBN-13: 9791191278354
Reviews
Go, go, go. The era of humanity is mainstream. The height of the age is the beginning of decline, as is all. Although the human race of this century has sought material abundance that has never been experienced before, the planet cannot afford it. Earth is a first essential for the survival of mankind. When we cannot reconcile the survival of the planet with human prosperity, we will be made a history.
