In the second chapter in his book of essays, One Planet, Many Worlds. The Climate Parallax,
Dipesh Chakrabarty chides the Subaltern Studies group, including himself, for their …

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 …

The climate crisis of the Anthropocene is anything but unified: not only is this crisis
emphatically not singular and, rather, a complex of many intersecting crises, but the human …

For the past decade, historian Dipesh Chakrabarty has been one of the most influential
scholars addressing the meaning of climate change. Climate change, he argues, upends …

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 …

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 …

Since publishing his influential 2009 essay 'The climate of history: four theses', Dipesh
Chakrabarty has developed a humanist form of philosophical anthropology while articulating …

In the Winter 2009 issue of Critical Inquiry, Dipesh Chakrabarty published an essay entitled"
The Climate of History: Four Theses:• Widely known as one of the leading postcolonial …

Dipesh Chakrabarty has drawn criticism from leftist thinkers for his insistence that humanity
as a whole is responsible for climate change, and thus that humanity as a whole has a …

In Dipesh Chakrabarty's globe/planet distinction, I see (optimistic) possibilities for engaging
the climate crisis through a planetary lens, whereas I find the global perspective pointing …