Anthropology “Education as the Domestication of Inner Space” in Fifth Estate, Issue 391, Spring/Summer 2014. Translated into Czech, Hindi, Portuguese, Russian, and Ukrainian Order and the literary rendering of chaos: children’s literature as knowledge, culture and social foundation – doctoral dissertation on the intersection of humanism with anthropogenic destruction of the world. Interdisciplinary study that spans ethology, anthropology, epistemology, ontology, and other humanist […]

  The Inner-shit-issue (short story) Ladies and Gentlemen: We’ve Got Him! (drama) Red Delicious (drama) Kaleidoscope (creative non-fiction)

  Academic   “‘Up’ the Hierarchy Ladder and Into ‘The Secret Garden’ of Social and Gender Inequality”. Presentation at the Consortium of Gender Scholars, Nazarbayev University, 18th September 2019 “Women’s Education for a Sustainable World”. Keynote Speaker (also opened the ceremony for the Science, Art, and Sustainability Project) at Vanitha College, Hyderabad, India; 9 August 2016 “Epistemology and […]

I love, therefore you are: what we can learn from animals. SAFE (Sanctuary for Farmed Animals of Eastern Townships). Sunday, 8th September 2024 What’s AI got to do with it? The Odyssey of Knowledge Production and Stress through the Ages. Guest lecture, invited by the Departments of Chinese Studies, Indology/South Asian Studies, and Japanese Studies […]

  “A New Paradigm for a Thriving World“. Interviewed by Rodney King and Frank Forencich on the Human Animal podcast; broadcast on 12th November 2022 “How to Disagree“. Interviewed by Aragorn! Bang for The Brilliant podcast. Recorded on 6 August 2018; broadcast on 4 September 2018 “Education, Unschooling, and Losing Our Sense of Empathy with the World“. Interviewed […]

“The Storyteller who Ate the World: Interview with Layla AbdelRahim“. Interviewed for Backwoods journal, Issue 2; 2018   “How Children’s Literature Links to Narcissism and Violence“. Interviewed by Marc Bekoff for Animal Emotions, in Psychology Today; May 2018   “Interview with Layla AbdelRahim on anarcho-primitivism, red anarchism and veganism“. In Czech Green Anarchy; November 2013: 1. in English (original) Regular PDF […]

The New York Times quotes Layla AbdelRahim in the article “‘Rewilding’ Missing Carnivores May Help Restore Some Landscapes” by JoAnna Klein, March 16, 2018   CBC Radio Noon: a prime-time programme. Called by Shawn Apel to comment on Ben Williams’ Shareocracy project. 12:30 pm Wed. 31st October 2018. Starts at minute 31 HERE    AnOther Story of Progress – a documentary […]

Which Side podcast talks with Layla AbdelRahim about civilisation, anthropocentrism, India, nuclear weapons, rewilding, and much more. 29 August 2016

Fernwood Publishing (Halifax & Winnipeg ) Columbia University Press (New York) Publication date: April 2013 ISBN: 9781552665480 (Paperback, 130 pages) French translation by Le Hêtre Myriadis (Paris) UGS : 9782490403585   Page Contents Book Description Table of contents Endorsements Reviews Interview reviews Translations Related subjects Book tour Book Description An anthropological analysis of education, Wild Children-Domesticated […]

This interview was conducted by Richard Capes, professor at Charles University, Prague, November 2015 “Schools teach children the principles of death and of suffering. They do not teach them the principles of life, which is diversity, which is being out there in the world. They teach them within closed systems, within closed buildings and walls, […]