Timothy Morton: Being Ecological

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Recorded27 Mar 2018

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Timothy Morton was at the shop to discuss his latest work, Being Ecological (Pelican), which argues for a radically different approach to global warming. Rather than continually anticipating an extinction that is already upon us, being ecological and re-joining the biosphere can be liberating: if humans give up the delusion of controlling everything around us, we can refocus on pleasure. The evening was chaired by Gareth Evans. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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