‘Anthropocene: The Human Epoch’ Leaves Little to the Terrified Imagination
The third in a critical environmental series, Anthropocene: The Human Epoch is long on form – leaving little to the imagination – but short on crucially important content.
Daniel Clarkson Fisher
Daniel Clarkson Fisher has written for AlterNet, New Politics, Culture Matters, Bright Lights Film Journal, Religion Dispatches, Tricycle, and Nonfics, among other publications. In addition, his video essays have been featured by The AV Club, Boing Boing, Gizmodo, No Film School, io9, Film School Rejects, and Vimeo Staff Picks. He is currently a student in the Master of Fine Arts in Documentary Media program at Ryerson University, and can be found online at danielclarksonfisher.com.
In Defense of Errol Morris’s ‘Standard Operating Procedure’
Morris knows how our own projections have been weaponized against both those in the Abu Ghraib photos and ourselves as the public consuming the photos, obfuscating the standard operating procedure of the title.
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