We've been told many kinds of ending tales. Religious and Scientific, Science Fiction and folklore.
In this podcast we will discuss these stories and suggest that the end of the world is less of a single terrifying event in a distant future and more of a multitude of events that have been around for a long time. If the world is ending, we must ask... what is ending... and for whom.
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We've been told many kinds of ending tales. Religious and Scientific, Science Fiction and folklore.
In this podcast we will discuss these stories and suggest that the end of the world is less of a single terrifying event in a distant future and more of a multitude of events that have been around for a long time. If the world is ending, we must ask... what is ending... and for whom.
Mushroom - Chapter 3: Encounters and the arts of noticing
Unfinished: Stories on the end of the world
17 minutes 7 seconds
5 years ago
Mushroom - Chapter 3: Encounters and the arts of noticing
Why are anthropologists interested in mushrooms? Encounters creates difference. In this chapter we discuss how Anna Tsing encountered matsutake mushrooms, and how the Brazilian group LABFICC created a project called Thinking with Fungi, affected by Anna Tsing's book.
Unfinished: Stories on the end of the world
We've been told many kinds of ending tales. Religious and Scientific, Science Fiction and folklore.
In this podcast we will discuss these stories and suggest that the end of the world is less of a single terrifying event in a distant future and more of a multitude of events that have been around for a long time. If the world is ending, we must ask... what is ending... and for whom.
