Donna Haraway, philosopher: ‘We live in a pro-natalist, anti-child world. Babies should be rare and precious’
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Criticism of progressive utopias and of the reactionary right, the French philosopher presents 'The hate of the world', published in Chile by the IES, an essay in which he examines the aspiration to abolish reality and found a new world. In this interview he addresses feminism, gender discussions, the rise of the new rights and his controversial invitation to Peter Thiel.
Donna Haraway, philosopher: ‘We live in a pro-natalist, anti-child world. Babies should be rare and precious’
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Elite sport is behind her, but Hanna Vandenbussche will continue running. Furthermore, she holds a doctorate in philosophy. Combining these passions, she sees patterns in the evolution of the world. ‘I don’t think all those people running the 20 kilometers through Brussels are still concerned with their health.’
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