Vol. 8 (2022): post(s)
Praxis

MINERAL LANGUAGE, intimate stories to inhabit extraction

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  • CENEx
CENEx
Centro de Estudios de la Naturaleza Extractiva
DOI: https://doi.org/10.18272/posts.v8i8.2669

Published 2022-12-15

Keywords

  • extractivism,
  • epistemology,
  • minerals

How to Cite

CENEx. (2022). MINERAL LANGUAGE, intimate stories to inhabit extraction. Post(s), 8(1), 250–263. https://doi.org/10.18272/posts.v8i8.2669

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Abstract

The Center for Extractive Nature Studies (CENEx) is a platform for the investigation of the extractive nature present from modernity to the present. Founded in 2020 by artists and researchers Lucía Egaña, Juana Guerrero and Isabel Torres, it aims to address from an interdisciplinary practice a series of issues and consequences of extractivism, understanding it as a constitutive element of certain epistemologies that reproduce and configure the distribution of life forms and "resources" throughout the length and breadth of planet Earth.

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