Originally shared by Michael Cooke
A Third Way?
The writer Bruno Latour is a French philosopher, anthropologist and sociologist of science, and so comes with a breadth of knowledge of the social and hard sciences. I like his non-partisan approach in which he takes task with what he calls the two utopias: a utopia of the future confronting a utopia of the past. which must not occupy us any longer. Although, as one commenter states, Latour offers no answers, he does make this plea: What matters now is finding a way to bring together two kinds of migrants: those forced by the ecological mutation to find a new world by crossing borders and those forced to do the same without even having moved, and whom borders can no longer protect. We need a third way.
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