The latest issue of New German Critique, co-edited by Heather Sullivan (Trinity University) and Bernhard Malkmus (Ohio State University), facilitates a dialogue between various disciplines in the humanities about the anthropological challenge posed by the global ecological crisis. The contributors were invited to reflect on how their respective disciplines deal with this challenge and its multiple ramifications. What emerges is a richly textured tapestry of discourses that highlight the importance of the environmental humanities for present-day reflections on the human.

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