摘要: Oil is currently over-represented in the energy humanities, a state of affairs I describe as petromyopia. While oil constitutes vital source modern world, focusing too heavily on petroleum can distract scholars from giving proper attention to other aspects social and cultural dimensions energy. The goal this article encourage those humanities cast broader net their analyses recognize full diversity systems scholarship.
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