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Dancing the world into being : a conversation with Idle No More’s Simpson.

Danzar el mundo para traerlo a la vida : conversación con Leanne Simpson de Idle No More.




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Simpson, L. (2017). Dancing the world into being : a conversation with Idle No More’s Simpson. Tabula Rasa, 26, 51-70. https://doi.org/10.25058/20112742.188

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Leanne Simpson
    Naomi Klein

      Leanne Simpson,

      Ph.D. University of Manitoba. Leanne Simpson es una académica, artista y activista perteneciente a los pueblos Michi Saagiig Nishnaabeg (Canadá). Entre sus publicaciones se encuentran los libros Dancing on Our Turtle’s Back (Arbeiter Ring 2011) y The Winter We Danced: Voice from the Past, the Future and the Idle No More Movement (Arbeiter Ring 2014).


      Naomi Klein,

      Periodista-Investigadora adscrita al centro de prensa independiente The Nation Institute, Canadá. Entre
      sus más recientes publicaciones se encuentra This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs The Climate (2014).


      What follows presents the conversation between Naomi Klein and Leanne Simpson about extractivism, place memory and socio-political alliances. In many ways, new forms of extractivism threaten indigenous ways of life; particularly cognitive extractivism goes hand in hand with physical extractivism in late capitalist formations. Indigenous movements in Canada advocates for the resurgence of practices of obligation based on memories of the land. Finally, from the Idle No More social coalition, current forms of domination require opening up the possibility for thinking through encounters and alliances between Indigenous and non-Indigenous activist that may reconfigure assumptions about nation-hood, sovereignty and nature.


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