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DESCRIPTION:[b] DIAS lecture [/b] [nl]\nHumans have long inquired about ou
 r place in nature. But is this question still meaningful? Geologists prop
 ose that we have entered the Anthropocene\, an epoch in which life proces
 ses on our planet are everywhere decisively influenced by human activity.
  From microplastics that enter animal bodies to the particle composition 
 of the atmosphere\, life on planet Earth is everywhere under human influe
 nce. [nl]\n \nWhat does this mean for the human sciences? Since the Enlig
 htenment\, the rational individual has been the sovereign subject of the 
 human sciences. However\, the major challenges of our time require us to 
 seek cooperative solutions. Living within the boundaries of the Earth sys
 tem requires a human science built on a foundation of sustainable communi
 ty instead of competitive individualism. The Anthropocene presents an opp
 ortunity to rethink our relation to our planet\, and to each other. [nl] 
 [nl] \n[i] This lecture is part of the DIAS Mind Group. Learn more [url=h
 ttps://www.sdu.dk/en/forskning/dias/research-projects/dias+minds+group]he
 re[/url] [/i] [nl] [nl]\n\n[b]About Edward Baggs[/b] [nl]\n\nEdward Baggs
  completed his Ph.D in 2015 at the University of Edinburgh\, in the Schoo
 l of Informatics. He was a Marie Curie postdoctoral fellow at University 
 College London’s Bartlett School of Architecture\, as part of which he al
 so spent two years as visiting fellow in Psychology at the University of 
 Cincinnati. He was then a postdoctoral fellow at the Rotman Institute of 
 Philosophy at the University of Western Ontario. [nl]\n\nHis main interes
 t is in the psychology of how humans and other animals perform tasks with
 in social interactions\, within an environment that is populated with oth
 er animals. This interest has led him to work on fundamental philosophica
 l problems such as how it is that separate individual animals can perceiv
 e the same shared world. It has also led him to work on specific problems
  ranging from language development in childhood to the design of urban in
 frastructure and buildings. [nl] [nl]\n\n[i]This lecture will be held at 
 O-DIAS Seminarrum and can be viewed on our [url=https://www.youtube.com/c
 hannel/UCuUBO2_ERXDj9apfMpPBVLw]Youtube channel[/url] the following week[
 /i] [nl] [nl]
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SUMMARY:Edward Baggs: The human science in the Anthropocene
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