Ecologies of Care: A Conversation - Journal #157
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Ecologies of Care: A Conversation - Journal #157
E-flux journal, Silvia Federici. The power of blockades. Taking what they need most — time.
E-flux journal, Silvia Federici.
E-flux journal, Silvia Federici. Really connects with the contrast between creative explorers and scientific explorers in Antarctica — creativity is life birthing, but it is viewed as unproductive, perhaps for its affectivity. Also connects with Tyson’s point that cities are built on the paradox that they are ever-growing while to grow in such a way is to cause decay, decline, death. Think of deserts being the void of capitalism’s excess. Think of Spence’s visual of labour adding heat to Antarctica, capital adding heat to the earth, changing what is natural and good.
E-flux journal, Silvia Federici. The disposability of people. Devastating
E-flux journal, Silvia Federici. It’s insane the amount of genocide that follows labour — to the land, to its nature, to its women.
E-flux journal, Silvia Federici.
E-flux journal, Silvia Federici.
E-flux journal, Silvia Federici.
E-flux journal, Silvia Federici. Connects to Antarctica essay