人类世的恐怖

Sarah Dillon
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在这篇文章中,我通过考虑对我们当代时刻的科学和哲学反应,探讨了恐怖与人类世之间深刻而具体的联系。然后,我将科马克·麦卡锡的《路》作为人类世恐怖故事的案例研究,并将其与约翰·克鲁特定义的四个恐怖阶段进行分析。仔细阅读《路》揭示了人类世恐怖的一个问题:就像男人和男孩走过的路一样,它无处可去。最后,我对唐娜·哈拉威(Donna Haraway)创造的另一种描述词——Chthulucene——进行了批判,认为它仍然被恐怖所困扰。我的结论是,挑战仍然是在思考人类世的恐怖影响的同时,构思将使我们超越它的故事。
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The Horror of the Anthropocene
In this essay I explore the profound and specific fastening of horror to the Anthropocene by considering both scientific and philosophical responses to our contemporary moment. I then take Cormac McCarthy’s The Road as a case study of the Anthropocene horror story, analysed in relation to the four stages of horror as defined by John Clute. This close reading of the The Road reveals a problem with the horror of the Anthropocene: just like the road down which the man and boy travel, it takes us nowhere. I end with a critical engagement with Donna Haraway’s coinage of an alternative descriptor – the Chthulucene – arguing that it remains haunted by horror. I conclude that the challenge remains to think the affect of the horror of the Anthropocene whilst conceiving of stories that will move us beyond it.
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