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    Compendium: Political Ecology
    By Gerald Raunig

    Four Ecologies

    Increasingly disappointed by Francois Miterrand’s social democratic politics in the first half of the 1980s, and despite his friendship with the former’s minister of culture, Jack Lang, psychiatrist, philosopher, and activist Félix Guattari became a member of the French Green party in 1985. Until hi...

    Compendium: Political Ecology
    By Abelardo Gil-Fournier and Jussi Parikka

    Feathered Data. Birds and Other Aerial Computations

    This short essay is part of our continuing interest in ecologies of computation and media where computational culture is read through animal energies and forces. In the context of the ongoing environmental datafication, we are interested in how this can invert into a project on histories and art met...

    Compendium: Political Ecology
    By T. J. Demos

    Futures of Thriving Eelgrass! Locus’ Zostera Marina’s Song of Increase

    On Vallisaari island, just off the coast of Helsinki, three colossal flowers drift upon a quiet pond, their pale green and white petals cupping sprinklings of golden pollen. The blossoms sit on a watery surface that mirrors the surrounding forest, the shifting sky and passing clouds composing a shim...

    Compendium: Political Ecology
    By Gene Ray

    Commoners’ Sense: Ten Theses on Biospheric Realism, Livability, and Artificial Intelligence

    We – we commoners, we who have been born and impressed into capitalist modernity without our consent and who must participate in its reproduction and endure the resulting extinction machine from all our diverse and unequal places and contexts – find ourselves in a situation that is both unacceptable...

    Compendium: Political Ecology
    By Irmgard Emmelhainz

    Planetary Discapacity as Pathologies of Adaptation

    The inheritance of modernity consists of injurious and predatory forms of interdependency sustaining human life on earth: agro-industry is depleting the soil and the so-called “lungs of the earth” are burning in California, the Amazon...

    Compendium: Image Creating
    By Emma Singleton

    For the Want of a Better Word: Hyperlink Thinking

    For the want of a better word as a phrase in this text is used as a lens from which I will ask where the search for the better word in design can lead to through the use of hyperlinks as a tool for searching and thinking. For the want of a better word often includes the use of a thesaurus as an...

    Compendium: Image Creating
    By Emma Singleton

    For the Want of a Better Word: Desire

    or the want of a better word as a phrase in this text is used as a lens from which I will ask what the ‘want’ is in design through the questioning of desires. Desire, for the want of a better word, is a feeling that is a physical or mental longing for something; a goodnight kiss or the latest piece...

    Compendium: Image Creating
    By Emma Singleton

    For the Want of a Better Word

    For the want of a better word is a phrase that is largely concerned with the use of language as a mode of translation, intelligence, excuse, and design. Through the use of this phrase, a person is able to excuse a gap in their vernacular and invite others into the search of ‘a better word’....

    Compendium: Political Ecology
    By Gabrielle Hecht

    YOU CAN SEE APARTHEID FROM SPACE / Residual Governance – How South Africa Foretells Planetary Futures

    TO FIND JOHANNESBURG and Soweto from space, look for a string of orange and yellow polygons. The largest ones tend to have all straight sides, though a few combine straight and curvy edges. Zoom in, and notice a boulevard bisecting the city, running west to east for over 8 kilometers. Continuing you...

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    OVERCOMING THE GROWTHOCENE – To conclude, overcoming what’s recently been called the “growthocene” demands a thorough understanding of what we are up against – both materially and socially as well as ideologically. For the climate justice movement to be successful, we have to do many things – but also to debunk the “fairy tales of eternal economic growth,” as Greta put it.