Martyn Bone
CApE’s aim is to draw on the humanities’ great reservoirs of knowledge of ethics, imagination, and cultural values to respond to the imminent crisis.
GREEN RESESEARCHER PORTRAIT
Martyn Bone's current work focuses on how literature portrays the intersection of environmental issues with racial and economic inequality.
ENVIRONMENTAL HUMANITIES
The humanities provide crucial knowledge about the structures of everyday lives and the resources needed to make human behaviour sustainable.
FOUR RESEARCH MISSIONS
Read about the four research missions for the humanities' contribution to the green transition.
GREEN HUMANITIES RESEARCH
Read about our research projects, centres and research clusters that focus on green research.
Environmental humanities at the University of Copenhagen provides crucial knowledge about the structures of everyday lives and the resources needed to make human behaviour sustainable.
Environmental humanities brings together perspectives from disciplines such as history, philosophy, ethnography, language and communication in order to ensure popular engagement, green education, and new visions for a sustainable future.
The environmental crisis is anthropogenic. It is created by human activities, and it needs to be solved through human agency as well. To innovate and embrace sustainable lifestyles, we need comprehensive green solutions: social, cultural, and technological.
Global sustainable development is only achievable on a collective, local scale. [...] Taking part, however, requires comprehension, the provisioning of which, through education, must therefore be at the forefront and centre of all future endeavours.
