The Shaping of Things: precolonial rock fishtraps and the more-than-human ancestral present in Karrabing Indigenous Australia
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7 March 2023 - 7 March 2023
5:30PM - 6:30PM
Kenworthy Hall, St Mary's College
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An IAS Public Lecture by Professor Elizabeth Povinelli (Columbia University)
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Professor Elizabeth Povinelli examines a network of Indigenous rock fish traps on the cost of Mabaluk, in Emmiyengal Karrabing country from a decolonizing perspective. Rather than situating the fish traps in an ancestral path, she and her Indigenous Karrabing colleagues seek to demonstrate how they are part and parcel of a larger copresent struggle against the epistemic violence of geontopower.
This lecture is free and open to all. Registration is not required to attend in person.
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