Category: Philosophy of Rewilding

Rewilding 101: “Prehistoric” Skills & Ideas for a More Resilient Future

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Posted: October 15, 2015

I’m excited to teach a course called “Rewilding 101” through the Portland Underground Graduate School this coming month (November 2015). Check out the course details below: Class: SUNDAYS November 1, 8, 15 and 22, 10:30am-noon. Space limited to 15 students. The concept of rewilding, of un-doing the domestication of the last several thousand years, is …

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Calling the Cops vs. Rewilding

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Posted: December 11, 2010

A while back an anonymous person mailed me a giant rock with an insulting remark attached to it. I interpreted it as a form of intimidation and I called the police. They sped over to my house, took finger prints off the rock, crime scene photos, interviewed all of my neighbors and roommates, interrogated the …

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Hate Culture vs. Rewilding

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Posted: March 4, 2010

A few weeks back I went to a anarchist curated fundraiser for an anti-civilization film. In lieu of my recent “fan mail” and the overall attacks I get from green anarchists, I’m very apprehensive about going to these kinds of events, but I wanted to show my support for the film and meet the filmmaker. …

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Doom and Gloom Vs. Rewilding

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Posted: February 22, 2010

Whenever I get to talking about how fucked up this culture is and how much it is fucking up the planet, someone inevitably writes me off as just preaching doom and gloom without “realistic” solutions. Generally what they actually mean is solutions [sic] that will prevent them from having to fundamentally change the way they …

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