Iterations on Environment, Memory, and Consciousness in an Age of Accelerated Human Information Interaction
Showing posts with label Jimmie Durham. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jimmie Durham. Show all posts
Friday, February 18, 2011
First Nations Epistemologies on the Commons
What can we learn from First Nations peoples about sustainability? I have to believe that there are important practices and epistemologies that can be learned and honored from peoples and cultures who have a proven environmental consciousness. For instance, if we read Jimmie Durham or even Chief Seattle's purported speech there must surely be some takeaway for those of us looking to build a 21st century environmental consciousness. I recently listened to Jay Walljasper discuss his new book "Field Guide to the Commons" and I am curious about what a synthesis of Durham and/or Seattle would look like when applied to some of the suppositions Walljasper introduces.
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Chief Seattel,
Commons,
Jay Walljasper,
Jimmie Durham
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