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Humanism - enlightenment, all humans are equal... | |||
Post-humanism - a way to go further. All humans are NOT the same. Also considering technology | |||
Worms (Donna Haraway text) - composting, creating life. Creating nurture out of destruction | |||
Kin - family, relative - making relationships with non-humans, spirits. Considering that we are all related to all the living spiecies. | |||
ANTHROPOCENE - mankind era. Geological time where humans are causing the geological change. | |||
Capitalocene - capitalism + Anthropocene | |||
Plantationocene - plantation + Anthropocene | |||
Chuthulucene - underworld era, bugs, creatures | |||
''<nowiki/>'She has coined not one, but two words to describe this historical epoch: the “Chthulucene” breaks down the hierarchy between the human and nonhuman worlds, while the “Plantationocene” connects the climate crisis to specific economic and political practices of exploitation.''' | |||
Latest revision as of 13:27, 3 May 2023
Decoloniality & Film
Close reading of the film:
- Narrative structure
- Chapters
- Character bio's
- Formal strategies, tools
Audiovisual Sovereignty
A sovereign state or nation - autonomous, has it's own government, the decisions and the power belongs to the people.
How do you present people without making them the 'others'?
- Recognising the different perspective, backgrounds, forms of oppression within community.
Audiovisual sovereignty:
- Taking responsibility for owns gaze. Not taking 'objectivity' for granted.
- Communicating from where the gaze comes.
Humanism - enlightenment, all humans are equal...
Post-humanism - a way to go further. All humans are NOT the same. Also considering technology
Worms (Donna Haraway text) - composting, creating life. Creating nurture out of destruction
Kin - family, relative - making relationships with non-humans, spirits. Considering that we are all related to all the living spiecies.
ANTHROPOCENE - mankind era. Geological time where humans are causing the geological change.
Capitalocene - capitalism + Anthropocene
Plantationocene - plantation + Anthropocene
Chuthulucene - underworld era, bugs, creatures
'She has coined not one, but two words to describe this historical epoch: the “Chthulucene” breaks down the hierarchy between the human and nonhuman worlds, while the “Plantationocene” connects the climate crisis to specific economic and political practices of exploitation.'