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. This paper links two strands of Peter Sloterdijk's sphere project – histheory of the environment and his theory of dwelling – and mobilizes themfor an analysis of entanglements between spaces of the environment and thespace of the home in contemporary sustainability policies and smart homeexperiments. First, we retrace how Sloterdijk's topology of the environmentcombines a historical phenomenological methodology with ecological thinking.In the next step, we discuss Sloterdijk's theory of dwelling, which isclosely linked to his thinking of the environment and is central to hisconception of a plural spherology, yet has so far largely been overlooked inthe reception. Sloterdijk's emphasis on the importance of dwelling in the„world's inner space“ („Weltinnenraum“) underconditions of a no longer externalizable environment helps to theorize howhumans dwell on this earth in the 21st century. In the third part of thepaper, we bring together both themes – environment and dwelling – toanalyze contemporary ecological and digital home experiments from theperspective of a plural spherology. By showing how recent digital experimentsin „smart homes“ entangle spaces of dwelling with environmentalconcerns we build on Sloterdijk's analysis but also extend it with insightsfrom STS and governmentality studies to better capture the power effectsinherent to digitalized dwelling.

Die Verschränkung von Umwelt und Wohnwelt – Grüne &lt;i&gt;smart homes&lt;/i&gt; aus der Perspektive der pluralen Sphärologie

Die Verschränkung von Umwelt und Wohnwelt – Grüne <i>smart homes</i> aus der Perspektive der pluralen Sphärologie