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SUMMARY:African Studies Global Virtual Forum: Decoloniality and Southern Epistem
ologies–Eduardo Kohn and Elizabeth Povinelli
DESCRIPTION:\n"\;What kind of guidance can those worlds I call fores
ts provide for living\n\nwell on Earth in times of planetary ecological
trouble? I approach this\n\nquestion as an anthropologist. That is\, as
someone\n\nwho is committed to cultivating forms of radical listening as
I move\n\namong modes of being that can\, at times\, dissolve me in my
quest\n\nto understand who I am amid a larger flow of life that vastly e
xceeds\n\nme. Reflecting on my ongoing anthropological\, and increasingl
y\n\ncollaborative\, research in and around indigenous communities of\n\
nEcuador&rsquo\;s Upper Amazon\, and drawing on and distorting immersive
\n\nethnographic technologies in the process\, my goal is to use what I
thus\n\nmight learn to help find a path that can orient us in our attemp
ts to live\n\nwell in relation to the many kinds of others that make and
hold us."\;\n\nhttps://psu.zoom.us/j/8148674561?pwd=dnQzcFhXUnkzcDZ
yRmpDWCtJalg4dz09\n\nFor more details: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/a
frican_studies_global_virtual_forum_decoloniality_and_southern_epistemol
ogieseduardo_kohn_and_elizabeth_povinelli/
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:"What kind
of guidance can those worlds I call forests provide for living
wel
l on Earth in times of planetary ecological trouble? I approach this
question as an anthropologist. That is, as someone
who is committ
ed to cultivating forms of radical listening as I move
among modes
of being that can, at times, dissolve me in my quest
to understand
who I am amid a larger flow of life that vastly exceeds
me. Reflect
ing on my ongoing anthropological, and increasingly
collaborative,
research in and around indigenous communities of
Ecuador’s Up
per Amazon, and drawing on and distorting immersive
ethnographic te
chnologies in the process, my goal is to use what I thus
might lear
n to help find a path that can orient us in our attempts to live
we
ll in relation to the many kinds of others that make and hold us."<
/p>
https://psu.zoom.us/j/8148674561?pwd=dnQ
zcFhXUnkzcDZyRmpDWCtJalg4dz09
For more de
tails: https://events.la.psu.edu/event/african_studies_glo
bal_virtual_forum_decoloniality_and_southern_epistemologieseduardo_kohn_
and_elizabeth_povinelli/
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