Metaphysical territories, Jean-Pierre Ugarte - Senses Atlas
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Metaphysical territories, Jean-Pierre Ugarte - Senses Atlas
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The Surrealist landscape was not a naturalistic landscape but rather one of the psyche-an internal exploration rather than a perceptual pursuit of nature. Their landscapes often reflected the uncanny, an elusive imagery of dreams, myth, and fantasy. And as such, they tapped into a different source than mere perceptual landscapes.
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from Feral Atlas: The More-Than-Human Anthropocene by Stanford University Press
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- Global → Terrestrial; Producing → Engendering: for these two frames, I am taken by Latour’s idea of ‘terrestrial’ as a move towards post-human exceptionalism. His proposal explores the possibility of 'de-centring the human', and acknowledging that we are in constant interaction with other beings and natural phenomena. And more importantly, a demand... See more
from Calling for a More-Than-Human Politics by Medium
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