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politička ekologija political ecology kolektiv collective parliament of things parlament stvari kontroverza controversySujets proches
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Ana Birešev, « Politička ekologija Bruna Latura », Repository of Institute for Philosophy and Social Theory of the University in Belgrade, ID : 10.2298/FID1201112B
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The paper explores Latour’s conception of political ecology and its theoretical and political implications. The first part of the paper shows Latour’s critique of theoretical frameworks of scientific and political practices, which, in his opinion, constrain a true discussion on ecological crises by simplifying them and putting them into readymade interpretative models. The second part of the paper examines the notions – the collective, representation, propositions, articulation, and parliament of things – central to understanding Latour’s idea of involvement of humans and non-humans in politics. Finally, the paper explores the potentials and constraints of Latour’s idea of political community of new political subjects (hybrid entities), which is constituted in controversies and through controversies.