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The Words We Don’t Yet Have
Lecture by Chantal Maillard
Anger
Debate
Are excessive violence, greed, and craving congenital to the human species or, rather, inherited from the warrior societies that dominated our lands a few millennia ago?
What do the terrible wrathful figures of Indo-European cultures of Europe and India represent? Did these hybrid creatures have a political function? Is anger a factor of change or an element of the patriarchal universe?
Reconverting myths, replacing the morality of likeness with an ethics that transcends differences, finding a new paradigm for a new post-anthropocentric age, is this possible?
This lecture is the closing event of the Festival Clàssics.
Moderators: Raül Garrigasait
Participants: Chantal Maillard
This activity is part of FEMINISMS!, The Words We Don’t Yet Have
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Chantal Maillard
Anger
Are excessive violence, greed, and craving congenital to the human species or, rather, inherited from the warrior societies that dominated our lands a few millennia ago? Is anger a factor of change or an element of the patriarchal universe? Philosopher and poet Chantal Maillards talks about these issues in this session.
