How to build a new ark of Noah?
Audio 48:30
Joëlle Zask publishes "Zoocities" with Premier Parallèle editions.
Premier Parallel Edition
By: Caroline Lachowsky
50 min
Deprived of habitat, wild animals reinvest in our cities, how can we live together?
And how to rethink the city and otherness at a time of all the environmental, ecological, health and economic crises?
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More than half of human beings live in cities, but not only that, because our cities also attract other animals and even wild animals: foxes in London, coyotes in New York, leopards in Bombay, kangaroos in Sydney not to mention the most familiar. : rats, ducks, birds.
These animals took up their quarters in the city even before the confinement which only made them more visible and more audible to us.
With the philosopher
Joëlle Zask
, a formidable obstacle to thinking in circles, who in her latest book
Zoocities
projects us
into a city where humans will have to learn to live with wild animals, neither for nor against, but with them.
Zoocities
, by Joëlle Zask, has appeared in Premier Parallel editions.
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