Adam Kirsch, a literary critic and poet with roots in a family of writers, dives into the complex theme of settler colonialism. They discuss its historical footprints in places like North America and Algeria, unveiling the moral intricacies involved. Kirsch emphasizes the resurgence of poetry in contemporary discourse, connecting it to modern political themes. The dialogue also touches on broader issues like migration and cultural identity, questioning the ideologies surrounding genocide and the impact of climate change on societal shifts.
