Genealogies of Military Environmentality I
Genealogies of Military Environmentality I
The Human Species as a Geological Force in the Anthropocene
Chapter Three is the first of two-parts that historically traces the militarization of the sciences. It specifically reveals how human subjectivity as part of a habitation and of limited, local relations was replaces by a militarized and global-acting (or “geological” in nature) subjectivity that directly led to global forms of human ecological disaster (such as the release of nuclear toxins during the Cold War).
Keywords: Cold War, Ecology, Environment, Natural sciences, Nuclear fallout
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