Humanités environnementales / Environmental Humanities

The series ‘Environmental humanities’ explores the links between ecological challenges, conceptions of the world and contemporary social movements. Taking an interdisciplinary approach, it combines history and social sciences of religions, philosophy, environmental ethics and theology. The series analyses the transformations in discourse, practice and imagination in the face of // in response to current ecological crises. It aims to highlight the fundamental, ethical and social dimensions of environmental debates by articulating traditional perspectives and critical reflections on the relationship between humanity and nature.