The Green Color of Grief: Spider-Human Dreams
This essay tries to read the pandemic-afflicted (human) world in terms of post-human translation. In echoing Anna Tsing’s call for “collaborative survival,” it speaks in images of human-spiders in the forest who sense the radical isolation of humans and, thus, loss of proximity. One witnesses ill-tr...
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description | This essay tries to read the pandemic-afflicted (human) world in terms of post-human translation. In echoing Anna Tsing’s call for “collaborative survival,” it speaks in images of human-spiders in the forest who sense the radical isolation of humans and, thus, loss of proximity. One witnesses ill-treatment of various bodies: those that are economized, racialized, or nationalized. In this way, the essay proposes a post-human approach to distorted intimacies worldwide. It uses multimodal means of reflection: film, photography, sounds, and words. Through such a combination of nonverbal and verbal elements, the essay argues against the divisions of humans-culture-nature. It asks the reader to rethink how we could exist in equal mutuality. |
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spelling | doaj.art-2178e5f17ff04ba6ba8c039db02b5df52022-12-21T23:34:07ZengCultural Studies AssociationLateral2469-40532021-10-0110210.25158/L10.2.13The Green Color of Grief: Spider-Human DreamsSnežana Stanković0Linda PaganelliEuropean University ViadrinaThis essay tries to read the pandemic-afflicted (human) world in terms of post-human translation. In echoing Anna Tsing’s call for “collaborative survival,” it speaks in images of human-spiders in the forest who sense the radical isolation of humans and, thus, loss of proximity. One witnesses ill-treatment of various bodies: those that are economized, racialized, or nationalized. In this way, the essay proposes a post-human approach to distorted intimacies worldwide. It uses multimodal means of reflection: film, photography, sounds, and words. Through such a combination of nonverbal and verbal elements, the essay argues against the divisions of humans-culture-nature. It asks the reader to rethink how we could exist in equal mutuality.https://csalateral.org/forum/corona-affects-effects/the-green-color-of-grief-spider-human-dreams-stankovic-paganelligriefpandemicproximityisolationpost-humandistancespidernaturemutuality |
spellingShingle | Snežana Stanković Linda Paganelli The Green Color of Grief: Spider-Human Dreams Lateral grief pandemic proximity isolation post-human distance spider nature mutuality |
title | The Green Color of Grief: Spider-Human Dreams |
title_full | The Green Color of Grief: Spider-Human Dreams |
title_fullStr | The Green Color of Grief: Spider-Human Dreams |
title_full_unstemmed | The Green Color of Grief: Spider-Human Dreams |
title_short | The Green Color of Grief: Spider-Human Dreams |
title_sort | green color of grief spider human dreams |
topic | grief pandemic proximity isolation post-human distance spider nature mutuality |
url | https://csalateral.org/forum/corona-affects-effects/the-green-color-of-grief-spider-human-dreams-stankovic-paganelli |
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