Tim Ingold is Professor of Social Anthropology at the University of Aberdeen. He has written on evolutionary theory, human-animal relations, environmental perception and skilled practice. He is currently exploring the […]
Abstract: ‘We don’t live in a post-facts world, nor should we want to. Human beings need to be recognised, in their states of precarity and oppression, as being human before […]
Stacy Alaimo’s Exposed: Environmental Politics and Pleasures in Posthuman Times (University of Minnesota Press, 2016) is a provocative reflection on environmental ethics, politics, and forms of knowledge. Through a range of examples […]
Tell us again about the climate change “debate”?
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I feel as if I’m always in search of metaphors as machines for working through what I’m trying to think. ?A metaphor is no mere…
this is the way to stare into the abysmal heart of darkness that is the black hole sun, thus equipped carry on good syn-zed nomadic horde carry on.
An incredible piece for ponderance by David R Cole
Adam is a longtime friend of the blog and someone who is working hard to help us to do better at staying human(e) in the face of the alienating dislocations […]
Below the moveable gardens of this shopping centre down concrete ways to a level of rainwater a black lake glimmering among piers, electric lighted, windless, no depth. Rare shafts of […]
“Kant’s anthropology’s was pragmatic. It was however also, resolutely modern. The question for us might then be: what is the ratio or proportionality between a modern pragmatic anthropology, and one […]
Below American philosopher Babette Babich talks about Ivan Illich’s political philosophy of being human. Babich is known for her studies of Nietzsche, Heidegger, Adorno, and Hölderlin as well as for […]
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