A Decolonial Ecology. Malcom Ferdinand

A Decolonial Ecology

Interspecies Alliances: The Animal Cause and the Negro Cause The enslavement of non-human animals The social and political animalization of Black and other racialized people Being prey in the concrete jungle Racism and the animalization of women One slave-making inhabitation of the Earth Interspecies alliances against the Plantationocene Notes

31 17 A Worldly-Ecology: On the Bridge of Justice World-making, composing with pluralities Beyond gestalt ontology and creolization For doubly relational aesthetics and writing For a cosmopolitics of relation On the bridge of justice: climate justice, reparations, and decolonial restitutions Notes

32 Epilogue: World-Making in the Face of the Tempest World-making The intrusion of Ayiti Recovering the sun of Africa Notes

33 Index

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List of Illustrations

1 ForewordFigure 1 Joseph Mallord William Turner, Slavers Throwing Overboard the Dead and Dying, Ty...

2 Chapter 2Figure 2 William Clark, “Cutting the Sugar Cane,” in Ten Views in the Islan...

3 Chapter 3Figure 3 Detail from René Lhermitte, Plan, Profile and Layout of the Ship Marie S...

4 Chapter 4Figure 4 The cyclones Katia, Irma and José, 8th September 2017, © NOAA sate...

5 Chapter 6Figure 5 Thomas Moran, Slave Hunt, Dismal Swamp, Virginia, 1861–2.Figure 6 Soil erosion in Haiti, which maroons towards the sea, 2012. Photo © Malco...

6 Chapter 8Figure 7 Banana plantation in Martinique, 2017. Photo © Malcom Ferdinand.

7 Part 3Figure 8 Anse Cafard Memorial (Mémorial de l’anse Cafard) in Martinique, sc...Figure 9 Jason deCaires Taylor, Vicissitudes, 2007, © Jason deCaires Taylor...

8 Chapter 11Figure 10 Albert Mangonès, Statue of the Unknown Maroon (Statue du Marron in...

9 Chapter 13Figure 11 Hector Charpentier, Memorial to the Abolition of Slavery (Mémorial...