Des fripes, des restes et des champignons : de l’irrécupérable en toute chose et de quoi en faire dans un monde fini
Can we analyse the human and material dimensions of “removal from the world” on the same level? Isn’t the term “irrecoverable” imbued with a moral tone which irremediably condemns what it describes, especially when that is human individuals? What epistemic and ethical issues emerge when the same ter...
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| author | Delphine Corteel Sophie Houdart Émilie Guitard Baptiste Monsaingeon |
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| description | Can we analyse the human and material dimensions of “removal from the world” on the same level? Isn’t the term “irrecoverable” imbued with a moral tone which irremediably condemns what it describes, especially when that is human individuals? What epistemic and ethical issues emerge when the same term is used to describe things and people? This conversation between Sophie Houdart and Delphine Corteel enables the comparison of the on-the-ground perspectives of these two researchers, both of whom focus on ethnographic details and this important to-ing and fro-ing between humans and non-humans. This interview covers situations where individuals attempt to cope with the continuous production of intractable things, and try to deal with it by developing, on a daily basis, new techniques and new strategies to enable them to try either to salvage or restore what cannot be considered lost, or to live as well as possible with the irrecoverable in a finite world. |
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| spelling | doaj.art-a110252b8b1e49089b9d9e4fce9af1892024-02-13T14:05:45ZfraENS ÉditionsTracés1763-00611963-18122019-12-013715717810.4000/traces.10351Des fripes, des restes et des champignons : de l’irrécupérable en toute chose et de quoi en faire dans un monde finiDelphine CorteelSophie HoudartÉmilie GuitardBaptiste MonsaingeonCan we analyse the human and material dimensions of “removal from the world” on the same level? Isn’t the term “irrecoverable” imbued with a moral tone which irremediably condemns what it describes, especially when that is human individuals? What epistemic and ethical issues emerge when the same term is used to describe things and people? This conversation between Sophie Houdart and Delphine Corteel enables the comparison of the on-the-ground perspectives of these two researchers, both of whom focus on ethnographic details and this important to-ing and fro-ing between humans and non-humans. This interview covers situations where individuals attempt to cope with the continuous production of intractable things, and try to deal with it by developing, on a daily basis, new techniques and new strategies to enable them to try either to salvage or restore what cannot be considered lost, or to live as well as possible with the irrecoverable in a finite world.https://journals.openedition.org/traces/10351ethnographyFranceJapanradioactivitysecond hand |
| spellingShingle | Delphine Corteel Sophie Houdart Émilie Guitard Baptiste Monsaingeon Des fripes, des restes et des champignons : de l’irrécupérable en toute chose et de quoi en faire dans un monde fini Tracés ethnography France Japan radioactivity second hand |
| title | Des fripes, des restes et des champignons : de l’irrécupérable en toute chose et de quoi en faire dans un monde fini |
| title_full | Des fripes, des restes et des champignons : de l’irrécupérable en toute chose et de quoi en faire dans un monde fini |
| title_fullStr | Des fripes, des restes et des champignons : de l’irrécupérable en toute chose et de quoi en faire dans un monde fini |
| title_full_unstemmed | Des fripes, des restes et des champignons : de l’irrécupérable en toute chose et de quoi en faire dans un monde fini |
| title_short | Des fripes, des restes et des champignons : de l’irrécupérable en toute chose et de quoi en faire dans un monde fini |
| title_sort | des fripes des restes et des champignons de l irrecuperable en toute chose et de quoi en faire dans un monde fini |
| topic | ethnography France Japan radioactivity second hand |
| url | https://journals.openedition.org/traces/10351 |
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