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Making Matter Great Again? Ecofeminism, New Materialism and the Everyday

[English subtitles are available for this video. Please turn on via the YouTube toolbar.] That’s how the light gets in: In conversation with Sherilyn MacGregor and David Schlosberg In her recent article, ‘Making matter great again? Ecofeminism, new materialism and the everyday turn in environmental politics’ Sherilyn highlights the absence of ecofeminism in contemporary green political thought, shining light through the cracks in research that marries new materialism and everyday environmentalism. David’s work in ‘sustainable materialism’ illustrates motivations and theory-making in movements dedicated to changing material systems and flows – creating cracks in, and alternatives to, unsustainable food, energy, and fashion systems. Both scholars will introduce their arguments and reflections before discussing how each has influenced the other’s work over the past 15 years. Timestamps 00:00 Introduction - Christine Winter and Magdalena Rodekirchen 07:15 Making Matter Great Again - Sherilyn MacGregor 18:50 Embracing Critiques and Reawakening Research - David Schlosberg 32:35 Rejection of the Hyper-Masculine 43:00 Possible Synergies and Transformative Potential 51:15 Research Practices and the Politics of Academic Writing 57:05 Justly Researching Justice 59:55 Rooting Research in Tangible Action Speakers Dr Sherilyn MacGregor, Sustainable Consumption Institute Magdalena Rodekirchen, University of Manchester Professor David Schlosberg, Sydney Environment Institute Dr Christine Winter, Sydney Environment Institute This conversation is in partnership with the Sydney Environment Institute, Sustainable Consumption Institute and Environmental Politics.