Reverse Hallucinations in the Archipelago [electronic resource].

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Reverse Hallucinations in the Archipelago [electronic resource].

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K. Verlag Haus der Kulturen der Welt 2017

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Reverse Hallucinations in the Archipelago unfolds an itinerant encounter with nineteenth-century European naturalists in the Malay world, where the theory of evolution by natural selection emerged alongside less celebrated concerns about mass extinction and climate change; by re-considering the reverse hallucinatory condition of colonial science in the tropics—how scientists learned to not see what was manifestly present—the reader-as-exhibition-viewer may exhume from the remains of this will to knowledge an ethical conviction of particular relevance for confronting forms of neocolonization in the Anthropocene.
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Anna-Sophie Springer
Etienne Turpin
Kirsten Einfeldt
Daniela Wolf
Akademi Drone Indonesia
George Beccaloni
Iwank Celenk
Lucy Davis
Fred Langford Edwards
Christina Leigh Geros
Matthias Glaubrecht
Geraldine Juárez
Radjawali Irendra
James Russell
Mark von Schlegell
SLAVE PIANOS
Zenzi Suhadi
Paulo Tavares
Rachel Thompson
Satrio Wicaksono
Katharina Tauer
Lucas A.J. Freeman
Jeffrey Malecki
Martin Hager
Louis Steven

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