...Anna Kornbluh What is the connection between the discourse of postcritique and the material conditions in which it has taken hold? How do privatization, the destruction of the university, and ecocide bend the trajectory of theory and critique in the present? In posing and exploring these questions...

... concepts, referentials, and political imaginaries. Situated in the field of critical climate change these terms are reconfigured, with their moral precepts and premises discarded as having fueled the ecocidal vortex.2 To that extent, critical climate change is not only a platform but a sort...

... leituras sobre o ecocídio de Belo Monte, 1a parte” (“Annotated Bibliography: 50 Readings on the Belo Monte Ecocide, Part 1”) . Outro Olhar (blog) , November 24 . revistaforum.com.br/idelberavelar/tag/belo-monte/ . Avelar Idelber . 2012 . “Bibliografia comentada: 50 leituras sobre o ecocídio...

... A specter is haunting the planet—the specter of ecocide. The United States, and with it the rest of the world, is experiencing an unprecedented emergency brought on by three intertwined fac- tors...

... with the development of the modern world-system, where the two hemispheres become connected and trade becomes global; with James Watt’s steam engine, just four years before Cook arrives in Waimea Bay; with the technologies of ecocide, with fossil fuels taking pride of place. These form themselves into a cruel...

... and ecocide. This variance illustrates the centrality of each movement's locus of enunciation (Mignolo 2000 ), where in the context of mayan resistance, there is a continued, historical struggle of land appropriation that, like enslavement in abolition in the US context, has changed shapes many times...

... forward here is one that sub- verts the industrial modern distinction between work and play. Work and Play Many of us who have written on climate action have described it as hard work. The narrative language is one of a long arduous struggle to end the ecocidal trajectory of fossil civilization. To take...

...-human beings. The extinction of other-than-human life makes for a quiet earth. Calls to act against the ecocidal violence of humanity are pref­ aced by injunctions to pay attention: to see, listen, and feel the dyings (Kolbert 2014). However, attentiveness demands silence. Silence, in this way...

... for their profitable survival and that a repeated return to ecocidal war is necessary. In the wake of remarkably violent scenes of slaughter, corpse-ridden battlefields, and the decapitation of a god, one cannot help but think...

... land that also poisoned the land, ecocide. The toxicity of the true Manhattan Project is an ongoing one of theft. The blue nuclear glow of Dr. Manhattan as counterhistorical figure is Goffe Stolen Life, Stolen Time 121 doubly haunted symbolically by the shadow of the human racialized nuclear toll...

... ecocides and the traumatic history of the New World in a multilogue with the land, and which paradigms are relevant to deconstruct the early Edenic appropria- tions of the Caribbean? Césaire articulated her oppositional discourse by addressing issues relating to land exploration, destruction...