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A lighthouse built illegally exactly where the french state wanted to put the control tower of the airport. Photo: Jay Jordan CCC Research-based Master Programme

RURAL RIOTS, ANIMIST RITUALS AND TEACHING FROM THE TERRITORY

A conversation with the Laboratory of Insurrectionary Imagination Back to summary 15 May 2023 by Isabelle Frémeaux, Jay Jordan, Gene Ray TEXT Over the last decade, the compounding social and ecological crises associated with planetary meltdown have entered everyday experience (in ways that will hardly be necessary to review). "This changes everything," Naomi Klein and others proclaimed, and indeed a far-reaching reconsideration of modernist dogmas -from anthropocentrism and the growth-and-profit imperatives of capitalist economics, to colonial legacies of intersectional and epistemological domination -has been reverberating through the worlds of academia and art and design. Calls for a deep "post-growth" and "more-than-human" social repatterning have entered public debates in many places. And yet, unable to overcome "technological lock-in" and "socio-economic inertia," the policymakers of nation-states and capital have been unable even to name, let alone transform, the economic logics that are driving biospheric ruination; the squared circles of "green growth," faith in magical future technologies, and a mild transition to a partly-decarbonized, but still growing energy system have been the best that business and politics as usual could come up with.