- The present historography of globalization and anthropocentric theories of climate change demand an interdisciplinary combination of geological and socio-economic history that focuses both on the planetary or earth factors and on the cultural changes that have jointly created humanity over hundred of thousands of years. (Braidotti, p.160, 2013).

- This forces us to bring together categories of thought which were until now kept apart only by disciplinary boundaries - between the earth sciences and literature and history, for instance - but also by the anthropocentric bias that has sustained the Humanities (Braidotti, p.161, 2013).

- We can embrace different disciplines for environmental studies: history, sociology, feminism, vitalist materialism (zoe-egalitarianism), the Eastern holistic approach to environment, etc.