黑色种子的梦想——布鲁斯·帕斯科《黑暗的Emu》素材分析

Q1 Arts and Humanities
Barbara Glowczewski, Anita Lundberg (Trans.)
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澳大利亚原住民的杰出之处在于,他们的本体论和实践不依赖于反对物质和精神领域的西方二分法。他们对梦想时空的多重图腾愿景总是陈述景观中的物质实现,以及基于动物、植物、矿物、雨、风、火和恒星的多重作用的所有生命形式的再现。这种宇宙观通过Animist唯物主义与当前批判后人道主义和新唯物主义领域的争论产生了共鸣。事实上,在这个气候危机时期,澳大利亚原住民复杂的社会实践为整个地球提供了思考和存在的方式。这对受到气候变化强烈影响的热带世界来说尤其重要。澳大利亚本土的宇宙观为热带研究提供了一种关于气候和生命物质性的政治思考方式。因此,热带唯物主义因热带内外大量的土著经验和创造性作品而得到加强。对土著作家布鲁斯·帕斯科的《黑暗的Emu》的材料分析表明,这本书敢于挑战西方的书面历史,并展示了人类与超越人类世界的新关系。
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Black Seed Dreaming: A Material Analysis of Bruce Pascoe’s “Dark Emu”
Indigenous Australians are outstanding for the way their ontologies and practices do not rely on a Western dichotomy that opposes material and spiritual realms. Their multiple totemic visions of the Dreaming space-time always state a material actualisation in landscape and the reproduction of all forms of life based on the pluriversal agency of animals, plants, minerals, rain, wind, fire and stars. Such cosmovisions resonate with current debates in the fields of critical posthumanism and new materialism through an Animist materialism. Indeed, Indigenous Australian’s complex social practices offer ways of thinking and being for the whole planet in this time of climate crisis. This is particularly crucial for the tropical world which is so strongly impacted by climate change. Indigenous Australian cosmovisions offer to tropical studies a way of thinking politically about climate and the materiality of life. Thus, Tropical Materialisms are enhanced by the vast body of Indigenous experiences and creative productions in and beyond the tropics. The material analysis of the Aboriginal author Bruce Pascoe’s Dark Emu, demonstrates how the book dared to challenge the Western written history, and to show a new relationality of being of humans with the more-than-human world.
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eTropic Arts and Humanities-Literature and Literary Theory
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