by Deborah Bird Rose · Les Empêcheurs de penser en rond · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782359251470
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In this book, Deborah Bird Rose invites us to reflect on mass extinction and our connection to the natural world. Through a deep and situated study in Australia, the author explores the relationship between humans and dingoes, the wild dogs facing constant threats of eradication. Drawing inspiration from Aboriginal practices, Rose proposes an ethic of care and responsibility that transcends the anthropocentric view, urging us to recognize the fragility of the worlds we share with other living beings. It is a powerful meditation on the capacity to love and respond to the other, even in contexts of ecological crisis.
