Poetic Cartographies in the Age of the Anthropocene

根据Felix Guattari(1995,2000)的工作，他与Gilles Deleuze的合作，以及其他批评并将他们的工作应用于社会科学的女权主义理论家，我将探索：1.诗歌地图--与环境中的情感语域相关的认知、仪式和社会参照--如何产生新的主观化制度2。如何使用Guattari的元模式化技术来动员这些地图，以创建这些新的主题位置，这些位置是从诗歌带来的联想和情感反应中精心制作出来的。因此，这些主观性如何提供新的思维方式，从而应对人类面临的紧迫的伦理和政治挑战。总体目标：通过创造和应用新的概念和技术，将地理学和诗歌的新学科结合在一起，产生独特的经验数据。我的预期影响是为一系列证据做出贡献，这些证据可以为正在进行的辩论和政策决策提供信息，这些辩论和决策围绕着是否需要采用‘伦理-美学’范式来应对气候变化带来的紧迫挑战。

Drawing on the work of Felix Guattari (1995, 2000), his collaborations with Gilles Deleuze, and other feminist theorists that critique and apply their work to the social sciences, I will explore:1. How cartographies of poetry - the cognitive, ritual and social references generated in relation to affective registers within a milieu - are productive of new regimes of subjectivation2. How these cartographies might be mobilised using Guattari's technique of metamodelisation to create these new subject positions that are crafted out of the associations and affective responses that poetry brings to the fore3. How these subjectivities thus offer new ways of thinking, and thus responding, to the urgent ethical and political challenges of the Anthropocene.Overall aim: To bring together the novel disciplinary combination of geography and poetry to generate unique empirical data through the creation and application of new concepts and techniques. My intended impact is to contribute to a body of evidence that can inform ongoing debates and policy decision around the need to adopt 'ethico-aesthetic' paradigms in response to the urgent challenges presented by climate change.