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Copyright

Jane Norris

Published On

2019-06-30

Page Range

pp. 211-222

Print Length

11 pages

19. Etiquette for the Anthropocene

  • Jane Norris (author)
Norris’s chapter on ‘Etiquette for the Anthropocene’ is about discovering new way of teaching and engaging with students about global warming and the Anthropocene without increasing their anxiety levels. Jane uses what she calls ‘para-fictional’ objects that move from the physical to the digital realm, as a way to explore digital memes. As part of her project she made and distributed physical badges and then asked participants (mainly her students) to send her photos of themselves wearing the badges, which were then collated on an Instagram site. Jane outlines her rationale for this project and describes the student response, which was not altogether enthusiastic.

Contributors

Jane Norris

(author)