Ursula K Le Guin debate con Donna Haraway

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[@Ahopek]

18:29 is about when Ursula starts talking ❤

[@drstchri]

Le Guin shows such a depth of patience and grace with Harraway, this talk is equal parts profound and hilarious. And I admire Harraways work.

[@Ahopek]

I wonder why the camera angles include peering through water bottles and past mic stands, or else a clear shot of Le Guin but from a great distance. Did they not plan to film their guest?

[@leesutter9767]

Amazed no comments, only 20 likes, considering that Ursual died on Jan. 22 this year, two days after she died at age 88. I'm earmarking to watch tonite.

[@MehdiHusain]

The day she died I had just bought and read her collection of articles on writing fiction. I looked her up and there were the news. The same happenned when Trump was elected and I bought Philip Roth’s Plot Against America. I should stop buying books and limit myself to the free library.

[@syd91]

k but speaker deadass commences the debate with,"friendship ended with Donna Haraway, Ursula le Guin is my NEW friend"

[@hat_maker]

omg lol

[@dariaxxi]

Gracias por compartir este debate, las dos autoras son muy potentes y es un placer acceder a un diálogo entre ellas.

[@markusmarkus6781]

Amazing to join these two!! Congratulations!

[@erinskelton]

Agreed, guest speaker - would of been nice to hear more of her voice.

[@Altruismisreal27]

This is a wonderful conversation. Thanks for uploading.

[@justoalejandrogonzalez5097]

A third of the conversation is the presenter. My god.

[@jimnyenhuis560]

She silently corrects “becoming indigenous” to “getting used to it”

[@juliaglanville8625]

When they finally let her speak more than 18 minute in. What would it have been like without the moderating dude!

[@rosariomontoya1826]

Who are my people? …very important to find out who our people are if we’re going to survive and thrive…

[@zagreus8622]

comments a little hard on the hosts, I rather enjoyed the vibe on stage among the three

[@atomsmyth]

Yeah, it's clear they know each other already and feels more like a chat among friends than a serious debate.

[@HarperSkylark]

Her grace and patience with those two amazes me.

[@Zalakajin]

Rest in peace Ursula

[@slabozdeveci5370]

I am really fascinated with Haraway’s moderation of “being together” in her given time(off).

[@cristinitadamian]

¿Qué pasó con los subtítulos?

[@valeska-letta]

que onda donde lo puedo ver subtitulado al español que no sea la traducción automática :(

[@enzopotel]

omg, when does it starts?

[@mariajoseeyras5963]

subtítulos, por favor!!!! Gracias a quien pueda reponerlos.

[@saniamoreno1503]

usted lo tiene que configurar, se va a configuración y luego a establecer subtítulos.

[@JoshuaShepherd]

Le Guin's practicality makes Haraway's nonsense all the more glaring.

[@Ahopek]

"OregUn" 👌😂

[@th3n04h]

*05/08/2014*

[@l_9300]

i’m gay

[@XManium]

7:00

[@amarelopiscante]

alguem trazuz pfvrr

[@sherminep]

[@psikeyhackr6914]

May 2014 Haraway really bugs me. She just seems to spew pseudointellectual BS. Especially starting with the talk about technology at 32 min. Try comparing The Dispossessed by Ursula K Le Guin to Voyage from Yesteryear by James P Hogan.

[@user-sv3fe1ep6g]

Ursula starts talking at 18:32. You're selcome!

[@simoningouville1464]

Quien es el? Who is he? Gracias...

[@thihal123]

James Clifford, emeritus professor of history of consciousness, University of California, Santa Cruz, USA.

[@MaxwellSchultz]

Good Lord these two prating fools! I wish they would stop talking and let their guest speak. Ursula is infinitely more interesting and relevant than either of them.

[@JeannetteGinslov]

So "funny" they have single use plastic bottles to quench their thirst! What an irony! Actually after 30 secs in I feel like not watching!

[@zyngremlin7378]

pretty sure they drove cars and planes to get there too I mean think of all tu electricity they're using to light this stage.al would of preferred they sat in the dark tbh

[@JJ-fr2ki]

Awful. I’m a fan of Haraway & Le Guin and somehow these two geniuses along with a talkative presenter produced a halting, off-topic stammering that I did not have patience for. If there is something good here cut it out and produce an edited version of this staged junk.

[@sadderthanyou7793]

Haraway is unbearable. She's babbling nonsense half of time and her snobbishness is such a contrast to the grace and humbleness of Le Guin.

[@siiiriously3226]

I think she is brilliant. her energy on stage is... a bit too bubbly and spread out for my taste, but she is brilliant.

[@slabozdeveci5370]

Admiring one to compare another?