FS-DG01 — The Three Ecologies and Planetary Futures

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A future-oriented study of Guattari’s three ecologies—mental, social, and environmental—and their relevance to planetary crisis, ecosophy, green capitalism, and everyday transformation.

Modules
1. Introducing the Three Ecologies
2. Mental Ecology
3. Social Ecology
4. Environmental Ecology
5. Ecosophy and Ethical-Aesthetic Practice
6. Green Capitalism and Its Limits
7. Planetary Crisis and Subjectivity
8. Ecosocial Futures Studio.

Course Content

Introducing the Three Ecologies
An overview of Guattari’s claim that environmental, social, and mental ecologies must be thought together.

1.1 Why Three Ecologies?

Mental Ecology
How subjectivity, attention, and desire are shaped — and can be re-shaped — as an ecological concern.

Social Ecology
Reinventing social relations, institutions, and collective life beyond mere efficiency.

Environmental Ecology
The natural world not as a backdrop but as an active field of relations we are part of.

Ecosophy and Ethical-Aesthetic Practice
Guattari’s ecosophy as a practical ethics that joins the three ecologies through creative, situated action.

Green Capitalism and Its Limits
A critical look at market-based solutions to ecological crisis and why they often fall short.

Planetary Crisis and Subjectivity
How the scale of planetary crisis reshapes who we take ourselves to be.

Ecosocial Futures Studio
A synthesising workshop that turns the course’s ideas into a concrete future-oriented project.

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FS-DG01 — The Three Ecologies and Planetary Futures

About Course

Course Content

Introducing the Three Ecologies
An overview of Guattari’s claim that environmental, social, and mental ecologies must be thought together.

1.1 Why Three Ecologies?

Mental Ecology
How subjectivity, attention, and desire are shaped — and can be re-shaped — as an ecological concern.

2.1 The Ecology of the Mind

Social Ecology
Reinventing social relations, institutions, and collective life beyond mere efficiency.

3.1 Repairing the Social Fabric

Environmental Ecology
The natural world not as a backdrop but as an active field of relations we are part of.

4.1 Rethinking the Environmental Register

Ecosophy and Ethical-Aesthetic Practice
Guattari’s ecosophy as a practical ethics that joins the three ecologies through creative, situated action.

5.1 Ecosophy as a Way of Living

Green Capitalism and Its Limits
A critical look at market-based solutions to ecological crisis and why they often fall short.

6.1 Can the Market Save the Planet?

Planetary Crisis and Subjectivity
How the scale of planetary crisis reshapes who we take ourselves to be.

7.1 Living Inside the Crisis

Ecosocial Futures Studio
A synthesising workshop that turns the course’s ideas into a concrete future-oriented project.

8.1 Designing an Ecosocial Future

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Course Content

Introducing the Three Ecologies An overview of Guattari’s claim that environmental, social, and mental ecologies must be thought together.

1.1 Why Three Ecologies?

Mental Ecology How subjectivity, attention, and desire are shaped — and can be re-shaped — as an ecological concern.

2.1 The Ecology of the Mind

Social Ecology Reinventing social relations, institutions, and collective life beyond mere efficiency.

3.1 Repairing the Social Fabric

Environmental Ecology The natural world not as a backdrop but as an active field of relations we are part of.

4.1 Rethinking the Environmental Register

Ecosophy and Ethical-Aesthetic Practice Guattari’s ecosophy as a practical ethics that joins the three ecologies through creative, situated action.

5.1 Ecosophy as a Way of Living

Green Capitalism and Its Limits A critical look at market-based solutions to ecological crisis and why they often fall short.

6.1 Can the Market Save the Planet?

Planetary Crisis and Subjectivity How the scale of planetary crisis reshapes who we take ourselves to be.

7.1 Living Inside the Crisis

Ecosocial Futures Studio A synthesising workshop that turns the course’s ideas into a concrete future-oriented project.

8.1 Designing an Ecosocial Future

Student Ratings & Reviews

Introducing the Three Ecologies
An overview of Guattari’s claim that environmental, social, and mental ecologies must be thought together.

Mental Ecology
How subjectivity, attention, and desire are shaped — and can be re-shaped — as an ecological concern.

Social Ecology
Reinventing social relations, institutions, and collective life beyond mere efficiency.

Environmental Ecology
The natural world not as a backdrop but as an active field of relations we are part of.

Ecosophy and Ethical-Aesthetic Practice
Guattari’s ecosophy as a practical ethics that joins the three ecologies through creative, situated action.

Green Capitalism and Its Limits
A critical look at market-based solutions to ecological crisis and why they often fall short.

Planetary Crisis and Subjectivity
How the scale of planetary crisis reshapes who we take ourselves to be.

Ecosocial Futures Studio
A synthesising workshop that turns the course’s ideas into a concrete future-oriented project.