Insensible Worlds: Postrelational Ethics, Indeterminacy and the (k)Nots of Relating

作者: Kathryn Yusoff

DOI: 10.1068/D17411

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摘要: Within the context of biodiversity loss, this paper asks question: What is response? In asking how responsibility raised as a sensible question, I argue there need to address insensible, immaterial, and untimely dimensions matter relations. suggest that thinking along cusp insensible off ers way into an expanded realm relationality queries exclusions govern sphere intelligibility, help us think between natures promote noncontemporaneous ethics apprehension. Taking up Jean-Luc Nancy's concept sense specifi cally his ideas around direction sense, possibility within praxis social aff ective norms may release other modes being being. This about forming, cohabitation, exclusionary tactic bears on cohabitation worlds. understanding enrolled our habits thought theories materialities crucial if we are create new practices sensations sensibilities such diff use, recalcitrant, dislocated issues forms biotechnological life, climate change. conclude alerts work in securing bringing relation, its confi gurations, priori orientations, then it also points towards exclusion resistance with nonhuman others before beyond relationality. " Responsibility not obligation subject chooses but rather incarnate relation precedes intentionality consciousness. calculation be performed. It always already integral world's ongoing intra- active becoming not-becoming. iterative (re)opening to, enabling responsiveness. Not through realisation some existing possibility, reworking im/possibility, on-going rupture…" Barad (2010, page 265) can see by etymology word response, given guarantee, promise, engagement. A engaged responsibility. Someone is, fi rst all, less being-present than presence—engaged perhaps nothing being-here, exposed there. for example mere rock "responds" just much man named Peter: crowded world." Nancy (1997, 71)

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