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Tag Archives: anthropocene
Robert Macfarlane on Anthropocene Affects
Where the pain of nostalgia arises from moving away, the pain of solastalgia arises from staying put. Where the pain of nostalgia can be mitigated by return, the pain of solastalgia tends to be irreversible. Solastalgia is not a malady … Continue reading
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Tagged affect, anthropocene, robert macfarlane, solastalgia
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Claire Colebrook on the Anthropocene
That notion that one could completely achieve this moment of a completely flat ontology where I speak as if from nowhere seems to be promised by the anthropocene but is also crossed out by it. So it is always going … Continue reading
Posted in Quote Time, Theory
Tagged anthropocene, cary wolfe, claire colebrook
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this cage is worms 