Trump and the city. Un tipo di Antropocene

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Scienza E Filosofia 21:76-96 (2019)
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Trump and the city. A model of Anthropocene The Anthropocene, as defective concept, is an ambiguous notion questioning not only a type of humanity, but also geopolitical inequalities, economic issues and social relations. Beyond all the possibilities of redefinition, related to its origins, causes and consequences, we propose here to take into account the politics of Donald Trump as a symptom, one that take place in the city as the theatre of an Urban Anthropocene.

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