A Conversation with Dr. Kim TallBear: An Indigenous Ethic of Relationality
Kim TallBear’s forthcoming book, Disrupting Settlement, Sex and Nature: An Indigenous Logic, offers an alternative framework to such settlements and binaries—that of purposeful, responsible migration and boundary crossing (which can also be viewed as a form of critical and mindful promiscuity), or routedness through place, knowledge/disciplines, and intimate relations with both humans and landscapes. The concept of relations—rather than nature or sex—is central. This ethic of relationality will be the central point of this conversation.
Tuesday, February 23, 4 – 5:30 PM
Sty-Wet-Tan Great Hall, Longhouse
RSVP via email to fnis.arts@ubc.ca by 4 PM, February 19. Indicate any food allergies in your RSVP.
Source: The Talking Stick: News and Information from the First Nations Longhouse, February 15, 2016
