Energy Humanities : An Anthology

Johns Hopkins University Press

Explore the intersection of energy and the humanities with 'Energy Humanities: An Anthology'. This collection brings together leading scholars to examine how cultural, social, and political forces shape our understanding and experience of energy. Discover critical essays that delve into topics such as energy in literature, film, and popular culture, the social implications of energy transitions, and the role of the humanities in addressing the climate crisis. This anthology is essential for students, researchers, and anyone interested in the complex relationship between energy and human societies. It offers diverse perspectives and cutting-edge research, providing a comprehensive overview of this vital field. Product Summary: Energy Humanities anthology, hardback edition, featuring essays by Imre Szeman and other key scholars, exploring energy's impact on culture, society, and the environment. Ideal for academic study and general interest in energy studies and the humanities.