Physical geography in the Anthropocene
Physical geography in the Anthropocene
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人类世的自然地理学
DOI：
10.1177/0309133317736424
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发表时间：
2017
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通讯作者：
Erle C. Ellis
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作者：
Erle C. Ellis
即使它仍然是一个非正式的术语，定义人类的出现是一种改变地球作为一个系统的力量，人类世正在激发学术界内外的新研究和讨论。虽然地理学一直与人与环境的耦合范式密切相关，但自然地理学家对人类世的拥抱最多也就是不温不热。虽然有充分的理由犹豫，包括人类世还没有，也可能永远不会，在地质时间尺度上正式确定，但自然地理学家可以通过接受一代人中最具影响力的关于人类与环境关系的学术讨论而获益良多。这篇社论是为作者首次担任《自然地理进展》特约编辑而写的。
Even as it remains an informal term defining the emergence of humans as a force transforming Earth as a system, the Anthropocene is stimulating novel research and discussion across the academy and well beyond. While geography has always been deeply connected with the coupled human–environment paradigm, physical geographer’s embrace of the Anthropocene still appears lukewarm at best. While there are good reasons to hesitate, including the fact that the Anthropocene is not yet, and might never be, formalized in the Geologic Time Scale, physical geographers have much to gain by embracing what is rapidly becoming the most influential scholarly discussion on human–environmental relations in a generation. This editorial was commissioned for the author’s debut as Contributing Editor of Progress in Physical Geography.
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2.4
作者：
Kaplan, Jed O.;Krumhardt, Kristen M.;Goldewijk, Kees Klein
通讯作者：
Goldewijk, Kees Klein