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Dear Loving Objects is a philosophical podcast exploring how collective life is formed through relations of care, solidarity, and shared vulnerability. Moving across social philosophy, feminist theory, anarchist thought, and contemporary art, the podcast asks what it means to think love politically.
Hi, I’m Volia, an anarchofeminist, researcher, and lecturer working on social philosophy, feminist theory, and protest cultures.
Hi, I’m Volia, an anarchofeminist, researcher, and lecturer working on social philosophy, feminist theory, and protest cultures.
Værter:
Opdateringsfrekvens:
every 51 days
Gennemsnitlig lydlængde:
36 minutes
Gæsteinterviews
Engelsk
USA
5 episoder
siden 5. marts 2026
episodic
I DENNE PODCAST 🔗
SENESTE EPISODE 🔗
What do the objects we love reveal about the ways we live together?
Drawing on Sara Ahmed, Lauren Berlant, Karen Barad, Donna Haraway, and Slavoj Žižek, this episode explores how objects of desire, emotional attachments, and material relations shape collective life.
From romantic love and cruel opt…
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This episode explores the difficulty of translating ordinary experience into political meaning. Starting from migration, academic precarity, and single motherhood, it asks why structural conditions often appear from within as a series of mundane tasks rather than as something politically significan…
In this episode of Dear Loving Objects, I’m joined by artist Mary Dyja, whose practice works through knitting and crocheting as a way of thinking about the relationship between the body and its environments.
Her work unfolds through slow, repetitive processes and explores how materials, bodies, an…
This episode looks at how collective life continues after the 2020 Belarus protests. Through works by Marina Naprushkina, Nadya Sayapina, and Elena Rabkina, it explores collectivity beyond representation — in care, language, and fragmentation.
Silvia Federici — Revolution at Point Zero / writings …
What does it mean to love politically?
In this introductory episode I explain why this podcast exists, what ideas shaped it, and how objects, relations, and care can help us rethink collectivity.
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