Grassroots Postmodernism :Remaking the Soil of Cultures ( 2 )

Publication subTitle :Remaking the Soil of Cultures

Publication series :2

Author: Esteva   Gustavo;Prakash   Madhu Suri;Shiva   Vandana  

Publisher: Zed Books‎

Publication year: 2014

E-ISBN: 9781783601837

P-ISBN(Paperback): 9781856495455

Subject: K901 human geography

Keyword: 人文地理学,地理

Language: ENG

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In this classic text Gustavo Esteva and Madhu Suri Prakash examine the post-modern epic unfolding at the grassroots and the mass movement away from the monoculture of a single global society.

Chapter

Preface to the critique influence change edition: Pathways to Commoning

Commoning: marginalizing the marginalizers

Ya basta! Enough!

No epilogue

Democracy is dead. Long live democracy

A new, very old, social subject

Every day, everywhere

1 Grassroots Post-modernism: Beyond the Individual Self, Human Rights and Development

Grassroots post-modernism: An oxymoron?

Peoples beyond modernity: sagas of resistance and liberation

David and Goliath

Interlocutor and audience

Beyond the three sacred cows

Who are "the people"?

Content and structure of this book

Notes

2 From Global to Local: Beyond Neoliberalism to the International of Hope

Global thinking is impossible

The wisdom of thinking small

Downsizing to human scale

Escaping parochialism

Clothing the emperor

The power of thinking and acting locally

Non-provincial localism: forging human solidarities

Settling in a pluriverse

Beyond the nation-state

Beyond the global neoliberalism: the international of hope

Notes

3 Beyond the Individual Self: Regenerating Ourselves

Dis-membering

Re-membering

Remaking the soil of cultures

Communal memory: remembering to escape dis-membering

Who am I? From calling card to knots in nets

Return and re-membership: regenerating soil cultures

From tolerance to hospitality

Beyond waste: composting, remaking communal soil

Hospitality abused: demarcating post-modern limits

Notes

4 Human Rights: The Trojan Horse of Recolonization?

Human rights universalized: liberation or abuse?

Gandhi: liberation without modern states or human rights

From Beijing: global platforms and universal rights

Moral progress or aberrations?

Celebrating the pluriverse

Torture and violence: the bottom line

The kitsch of human rights: the last moral resort for recolonization?

The current threat

Beyond the violence of human rights

Towards new intercultural dialogues

Notes

5 People’s Power: Radical Democracy for the Autonomy of their Commons

Democracy today: subversive or dead?

The rise and fall of democracy

Radical democracy

Like the shade of a tree

Notes

6 Epilogue: The Grassroots Post-modern Epic

No new truths, reopening our horizons

Regenerating public virtues

Notes

Bibliography

Index

Back cover

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