Srsly Wrong 219 – Social Ecology & the Critique of Hierarchy (Pt 1)
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Oct 2, 2020 This episode of the podcast delves into social ecology and the critique of hierarchy. It explores topics such as Hegel's dialectics and Marx's dialectics, the concept of dominance disputes in nature, the connection between capitalism and the climate crisis, and the urgent need to address the ecological crisis. The episode also touches on the dystopian future created by organizations providing escape from climate change effects, and the desire for socially just ecological societies.
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Introduction
00:00 • 5min
Introduction to Social Ecology and Interview with Dan Chodikoff
04:44 • 2min
Introduction to Social Ecology
06:55 • 21min
Hierarchy in Nature: Dominance Disputes and Neurochemistry
27:32 • 21min
Definitions of words, Pyramid Goggles advertisement, and social ecology
48:06 • 4min
Exploring Human Domination and Social Ecology
52:26 • 13min
The Critique of Hierarchy
01:05:21 • 20min
The Urgency of Addressing the Ecological Crisis and a Luxurious Escape
01:25:40 • 4min
Dystopian future and the desire for change
01:29:19 • 20min
The Battle of the Social Ecology Rangers
01:49:37 • 4min
