Chakrabarty's exquisite and challenging book takes readers on what can feel like a
paralyzingly difficult journey. And yet as a guide Chakrabarty models such humanity—a …

The culmination of over a decade of thinking and writing about climate change,
Chakrabarty's book challenges humanists, including political theorists, to contend with the …

My book contemplates a conundrum that the phenomenon of anthropogenic climate change
produces for modern historical and political thought. The benefits, such as increase in life …

Chakrabarty's exquisite and challenging book takes readers on what can feel like a
paralyzingly difficult journey. And yet as a guide Chakrabarty models such humanity—a …

I am grateful to colleagues for both the appreciative and critical remarks they have offered.
My response focuses on four broad areas of inquiry: questions relating to “the planet,” …

My book contemplates a conundrum that the phenomenon of anthropogenic climate change
produces for modern historical and political thought. The benefits, such as increase in life …

Chakrabarty wants to introduce “the planet” as a “humanist category.” I suppose “humanist
categories” are those that organize our thoughts and discussions when we reflect upon our …

Dipesh Chakrabarty's 2009 essay in Critical Inquiry,“The Climate of History: Four Theses”
sent tremors through the environmentally aware humanities in the 2010s. Last year, he …

Climate change, as readers of this journal know, requires a radical overhaul of the premises
that underpin the Humanities. Postcolonial historian Dipesh Chakrabarty is a leading figure …

Directly or indirectly, all of us are feeling the impacts of climate change. Rising temperatures
across the globe are producing more frequent and extreme weather events such as mega …