Gender Place & Culture· 2017Q1
Staying with the trouble: making kin in the Chthulucene
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This paper argues for a radical rethinking of human relationships with the non-human world, proposing new ways of "making kin" to foster multispecies survival in the face of ecological crisis.
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Key points
- Critiques anthropocentric views and calls for a paradigm shift in human-nonhuman relations.
- Introduces the concept of "making kin" to foster multispecies interconnectedness.
- Emphasizes the urgency of these new relational frameworks for ecological survival.
- Frames these ideas within the context of the "Chthulucene" era.
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Abstract
‘It matters what thoughts think thoughts. It matters what knowledges know knowledges. It matters what relations relate relations. It matters what worlds world worlds.’ These and other mantras thrum...
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