The No-Growth Imperative -Gabor Zovanyi link to audio of lecture http://www.townhallseattle.org/gabor-zovanyi-the-no-growth-imperative/ http://www.ewu.edu/cbpa/programs/urban-regional-planning/urp-faculty/gabor-zovanyi
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Explosive Metaphors and Vagueness, David Perley “Ever not quite!”—this seems to wring the very last panting word out of rationalistic philosophy’s mouth. It is fit to be pluralism’s heraldic device. […]
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Suzanne Slavick : Facing the failure and wreckage of war, the poet Wislawa Szymborska wrote: “Reality demands that we mention this: Life goes on.”
How much poison are you willing to eat for the success of the free market and global trade? Please name your preferred poisons. For the sake of goodness, how much […]
Isabelle Stengers’ An Ecology of Practices (pdf) via http://circlingsquares.blogspot.co.uk/ Click to access isabelle-stengers-an-ecology-of-practices.pdf
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“What happens when relations and community do not depend on natural formations or grids for their unfolding but create their own, often untrackable movements? Affinities have little to do with […]
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Caged in Chaos one way to try and foreground the taken for granted praxes/infrastructures of our being-in-the-midst-of-things is to attend to fringe cases where things don’t work as we might […]
Feeling, wording, eating. On cultivating bodies. http://somatosphere.net/series/ontology-2 If we are going to start sketching out a pragmatism in response to the dire conditions of the anthropocence I think this talk […]
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