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Solarpunk is an art genre and movement that envisions a post-[[Capitalism|capitalist]], post-hierarchy, world where humanity sees itself as part of nature, while clean energy solves environmental challenges such as climate change and pollution. |
Solarpunk is an art genre and movement that envisions a post-[[Capitalism|capitalist]], post-hierarchy, world where humanity sees itself as part of nature, while clean energy solves environmental challenges such as climate change and pollution. |
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Solarpunk acknowledges that [[File:Ecocap]] [[Eco-Capitalism|capitalist greenwashing]] is just a way for [[File:Cap.png]] [[Capitalism|capitalism]] to appropriate the aesthetics of nature into itself. The type of world described in solarpunk is, according to its followers, intimately linked with anarchist thought. The music associated with solarpunk is uplifting to provide hope in opposition to the [[File:DepressionMale.png]] doomerism associated with climate change. According to its followers, the only way we can achieve a new way of living is to visualize its [[File:Aesthetic.png]] aesthetically beautiful results. |
Solarpunk acknowledges that [[File:Ecocap.png]] [[Eco-Capitalism|capitalist greenwashing]] is just a way for [[File:Cap.png]] [[Capitalism|capitalism]] to appropriate the aesthetics of nature into itself. The type of world described in solarpunk is, according to its followers, intimately linked with anarchist thought. The music associated with solarpunk is uplifting to provide hope in opposition to the [[File:DepressionMale.png]] doomerism associated with climate change. According to its followers, the only way we can achieve a new way of living is to visualize its [[File:Aesthetic.png]] aesthetically beautiful results. |
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==History== |
==History== |
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