November 29, 2021
Layla AbdelRahim defines domestication, anthropocentrism, de-domestication, and rewilding and discusses ways forward. This talk is part of the series on “Time, Domestication, and the Future of Stress” (TDS) organized by the Anhilaal Collective in India and Germany on the abolition of work and critique of civilization. Topics include: Domestication of time, human and other animals, energy, […]
November 11, 2021
The Storyteller Who Ate the World: Interview with Layla AbdelRahim conducted by Bellamy Fitzpatrick for Backwoods journal 14th July – 15th August 2018 In this interview, Layla AbdelRahim expands on the analysis of the predatory and parasitic foundation of civilized economies. She explains how narratives, whether fictional or scientific, encode templates for socio-economic […]
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