The Loss of Sky-Blue: Changes in the Sky-Environment

The main thesis to be explored is the undiscussed change in the sky-environment and the loss of sky-blue from our aesthetic reach. The concept of ‘living blue-beauty’ allows to introduce the dynamic sky-environment as a scientific subject and to use the findings to open an inter- and transdisciplina...

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Main Author: Brit Kolditz
Format: Article
Language:ces
Published: University of Presov, Faculty of Arts 2023-12-01
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Online Access:https://espes.ff.unipo.sk/index.php/ESPES/article/view/284
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description The main thesis to be explored is the undiscussed change in the sky-environment and the loss of sky-blue from our aesthetic reach. The concept of ‘living blue-beauty’ allows to introduce the dynamic sky-environment as a scientific subject and to use the findings to open an inter- and transdisciplinary dialogue on anthropogenic sensory pollution. The observation of increasing changes up to the possible absence of this beauty also enables to address aesthetic and atmospheric (in-)sensibility and (co-)affection for fundamental environmental changes. In the context of an unprecedented epoch of the Anthropocene, concepts such as ‘everyday’ and ‘familiarity’ are being challenged. Furthermore, the sky-environment becomes revealed as vulnerable in its natural variability. On top of that, its threatened beauty justifies the pursuit of preventing its loss for the future.
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spelling doaj.art-2e9c2db9803e4eff886d68d3288401ab2024-01-18T14:16:02ZcesUniversity of Presov, Faculty of ArtsESPES1339-11192023-12-0112210.5281/zenodo.10498500248The Loss of Sky-Blue: Changes in the Sky-EnvironmentBrit Kolditz0Memorial University of Newfoundland Faculty of Humanities Interdisciplinary PhD Program (Philosophy, Environmental Science) St. John’s, Canada / GermanyThe main thesis to be explored is the undiscussed change in the sky-environment and the loss of sky-blue from our aesthetic reach. The concept of ‘living blue-beauty’ allows to introduce the dynamic sky-environment as a scientific subject and to use the findings to open an inter- and transdisciplinary dialogue on anthropogenic sensory pollution. The observation of increasing changes up to the possible absence of this beauty also enables to address aesthetic and atmospheric (in-)sensibility and (co-)affection for fundamental environmental changes. In the context of an unprecedented epoch of the Anthropocene, concepts such as ‘everyday’ and ‘familiarity’ are being challenged. Furthermore, the sky-environment becomes revealed as vulnerable in its natural variability. On top of that, its threatened beauty justifies the pursuit of preventing its loss for the future.https://espes.ff.unipo.sk/index.php/ESPES/article/view/284aestheticsphilosophy of the bodyphenomenologysensory pollution, beauty
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title The Loss of Sky-Blue: Changes in the Sky-Environment
title_full The Loss of Sky-Blue: Changes in the Sky-Environment
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title_short The Loss of Sky-Blue: Changes in the Sky-Environment
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philosophy of the body
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sensory pollution, beauty
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