Issue publishes the critical, practical, and theoretical thinking carried out at the HEAD – Genève.

Nastassja Martin

Nastassja Martin is an anthropologist and specialist in arctic populations. A researcher at the Laboratory for social anthropology at the EHESS (School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences) in Paris, Martin has conducted research on the Gwich’in hunter-gatherer people, the last Alaskan society to be touched by the West, under the supervision of Philippe Descola. Martin’s reflections now incline towards Russia and the Russian Kamtchatka. Her process is that of a “reflexive anthropology, which examines the links between the environment, men and the various political systems, but also the relationship she herself has with her territory.”

Baptiste Morizot and Nastassja Martin – Retour du temps du mythe

Sur un destin commun des animistes et des naturalistes face au changement climatique à l’Anthropocène
by
- Nastassja Martin
- Baptiste Morizot
Can we conceive any other relationship with the living than the one the Western world has inherited? Our relationships, between exploitation and protection, are based on a fundamental asymmetry between us and them. Could we conceive and implement…

Baptiste Morizot and Nastassja Martin – Retour du temps du mythe

Sur un destin commun des animistes et des naturalistes face au changement climatique à l’Anthropocène