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Reorientations; Or, An Indigenous Feminist Reflection On The Anthropocene, Kali Simmons
Reorientations; Or, An Indigenous Feminist Reflection On The Anthropocene, Kali Simmons
Indigenous Nations Studies Faculty Publications and Presentations
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Destruction of homelands. Loss of kinship species. Exposure to deadly contaminants. Mass extinction. Transformed lifeways. In the face of these radical changes, a question lingers: How long will life be possible? Recently the academy has also felt the urgency of these environmental problems and proposed to address them within the framework of the term "the Anthropocene." Indigenous studies has offered various responses to the Anthropocene, some arguing that it has utility in framing the violence of colonialism and others critiquing the limitations and assumptions behind the "anthropos" …