Speaking Out of Place

Building Worlds Beyond Modernity’s Double Fracture: A Discussion with Azucena Castro and Malcom Ferdinand

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Jan 27, 2025
Join Azucena Castro, an expert in climate and energy justice, and Malcom Ferdinand, a researcher delving into colonial history's impact on ecology, as they unravel the concept of 'double fracture.' They discuss the harmful disconnection from nature caused by colonial legacies and environmental crises. Art, poetry, and film emerge as crucial tools for resistance, shedding light on marginalized voices. Together, they explore how love and interconnectedness can inspire collective responsibility in environmental activism, sharing powerful insights and poetic reflections along the way.
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The Double Fracture

  • Malcolm Ferdinand's "double fracture" concept describes the split between environmental and colonial issues.
  • He argues that these two problems are interconnected and must be addressed together.
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The World Ship

  • Ferdinand introduces the "world ship" metaphor, advocating for a vision of Earth where every being has consideration.
  • He contrasts this with exclusionary concepts like Noah's Ark and the slave ship.
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Crisis of Justice

  • Ferdinand argues that ecological crises are crises of justice, not just technical issues.
  • He emphasizes the need for decolonizing scientific knowledge production.
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