# Derrick Jensen
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derrick jensen (born December 19, 1960) is an American author, ecophilosopher, radical environmentalist, and anti-civilization advocate. According to Democracy Now!, Jensen "has been called the poet-philosopher of the ecological movement."As well as presenting a love letter to the natural world, Jensen's writing critiques the effects and concept of civilization, exploring what he describes as its inherent values, hidden premises, and modern links to supremacism, oppression, and genocide, as well as to corporate, domestic, and worldwide ecological abuse. He has consistently called for the guerrilla destruction of civilization and of Western culture, which he views as inherently unsustainable and as an inevitable cause of ecocide.
Dispatches from the Collapse
It’s funny, isn’t it, how there is a world of difference being in a rut and being in the groove? In one, your life is going nowhere. In the other you’ve struck some sort of creative vein, and mining it is pure joy. Well, normally. But in the case of my project, Dispatches from the Collapse, the id…
69- Entitlement, Insecurity, & Harm
Send us Fan MailIn episode sixty-nine of This Insecure Life, Kathleen connects insecurity and entitlement to the foundation of harm that permeates patterns of harm from the micro to the macro. This is Part ‘2" of a series diving into these impacts with small thoughts on what we can do together to …
The Logic of Domination Killing Women And The Planet with Derrick Jensen
Sybil Jo and Elly Arrow speak to Derrick Jensen, co-founder of Deep Green Resistance, about the parallels and connections between the exploitation and destruction of women and children’s lives, as well as the natural world at the hands of violent men, the trauma and disembodiment this violation imp…
Bonus Sample: Jordan Peterson, Derrick Jensen, and the Anti-Trans Laugh Emoji
An audio essay from Matthew about how anti-trans ideology can so curdle the soul that an otherwise progressive eco-activist—Derrick Jensen of Deep Green Resistance—can blow up his entire career over it, disrupting the very thing he says he lives for, and destroying the movement he spent years build…
VEGANS IN PERIL with LIERRE KEITH [Plant-based Tips]
The benefits of a Vegan Diet for the planet and for your health are lauded by many. Eating animal flesh is currently repulsive to millions of vegans all around the world. Animal rights are promoted by so many. But, what if there were more to the story? What if a vegan diet didn't actually make the …
2.11 - My plants are trying to eat me!
Stacy and Devon share their 40-something hobbies of plants and birds, because you're never too old to play and learn. Speaking of learning, Devon also talks about unschooling, and how kids might actually learn naturally if the adults just get out of the way.
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Derrick Jensen - Questioning the Human Tech Tree
Today I had the honor of interviewing Derrick Jensen. Derrick is an American environmental activist, author, and ecophilosopher known for his work in the anarcho-primitivist tradition.
This podcast was one of my favorites because we discussed a topic I spend a lot of time thinking about... the hum…
Derrick Jensen | The Lunatics are Queering the Asylum
Hunter and I had the opportunity to chat with author and activist Derrick Jensen about all sorts of things. I initially reached out to him to talk about his take on the trans issue and queer theory, but that only begins to make its way in during the last half hour or so. But we cover a lot of grou…
Brief: Wetiko: Original, New Age & Marxist Views
Matthew traces the concept of wetiko — a Cree figure for a cannibal spirit whose hunger grows with what it consumes — from its original anticolonial and anti-imperialist meaning in Jack Forbes's 1992 book Columbus and Other Cannibals, through Derrick Jensen's anti-civilization lense, Ladha and Kirk…
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