After Nature: A Politics for the Anthropocene
Jedediah Purdy considers how politics and environmental responsibility must evolve in the Anthropocene, urging new frameworks for collective action amid planetary change.
About This Book
After Nature explores the shifting relationship between humans and the natural world in the era of the Anthropocene.
The book examines how political thought must adapt to environmental realities shaped by human activity.
It considers the ethical and practical challenges of governing in a time of ecological uncertainty.
Readers are invited to rethink longstanding assumptions about nature, law, and collective responsibility.
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