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Could a Forest Be the Subject of Rights?

The idea of conferring legal personhood on ecosystems offers the possibility of justice in a world no longer dominated by human omnipotence.

Queer archaeologies seek to question and subvert the discipline’s normative discourses.

Brazil’s indigenous peoples are shaking off Western ideas of the future to preserve and create worlds in the present.

Words not only explain and order the material dimension of reality, they also construct the world.

The internet functions as a global structure of governance and control that influences politics, culture, the economy and spatial organisation.

A look at the future of the rural class and the difficulties involved in sustaining a way of life and of understanding the world.

Politics tends to be increasingly constructed through social media and other environments where snack culture is generated, circulated and consumed.

A journey through the evolution of the different musical styles present in Amazonia and their connection with the land.

The metaphor of gas is the one which best represents today’s society, a constantly shifting environment with millions of colliding molecules.

We need to rethink and reinvent our connection with the planet and reconcile it with our scientific knowledge.

The work of Agnès Varda and Joan Fontcuberta experiment with and reflect on the emergence of the digital image.

In search of siren songs in times of climate narratives.