Our heroes have inspired us and are examples of the execution of the philosophy of the Parliament of Things. They answer questions about emancipation, understanding non-humans and the other themes Bruno Latour has proposed about how the Parliament of Things should work.
The legend is about a professor with the University of Georgia, called Colonel William H. Jackson. He owned the land on which the tree stands today. He was sent to war, but when he returned around 1890, he…
More about The tree that owns itselfThe 5th of August 2014: Gail Imhoff takes this picture, just before the Whanganui-river gets a legal voice. We visited New Zealand and the river in 2015 and wrote an article for De Correspondent (in Dutch).
More about The Whanganui-riverThomas Thwaites, a researcher from London, did some research, and transformed himself into a goat and left to live in the Alps. There he ended up at a goat farm where he, armored in a prosthetic suit, went…
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