Amanda Boetzkes

What if everything they say about climate change is actually true? I’ll admit that on any given day, though I believe that it is actually true, I have trouble living as though it is. The reality of climate change is hard to sustain. To carry out my day, I find myself orbiting a strange impasse: […]

Donna Haraway’s case for staying with the trouble is upheld by an ethos of scientific and literary care. The “trouble,” as such, is both a consciousness and a praxis—a way of thinking in acknowledgment of environmental catastrophe and an imperative to trouble thinking itself.  Yet this ethos, by which Haraway locates a common creativity across the scientific and […]