The Green Ideology

Green is the colour of forests; Green is nature. Green is the colour of paper bills; Green is synthetic. The colour ‘Green’ is the most natural and the most artificial of all. Green is natural, and, at the same time, it is constructed.

I am one who reads and writes for a living. I write histories of ideas, rationalities, institutions, and human-nonhuman relations. I write academic and freelance articles, researching and sharing visions on how the humanities can contribute to a solution for our current planetary crisis.

Don’t walk behind me, I may not lead.
Don’t walk in front of me, I may not follow.
Just walk beside me and be my friend.
– Albert Camus –

This blog is a place where I deposit my thoughts and ideas before I can make anything out of them coherent enough to use as a research question. All thoughts are my own unless credited otherwise.

Stories that Change…

This blog tells three stories.

Environmental stories explore the world of human-nonhuman interactions.

Intellectual stories tell you the power of ideas in solving our current crisis.

Historical stories take you through a past world when the things we deem ‘natural’ were not so natural.

       

       

      

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Latest Stories

Introduction: Why I’m a ‘Green Ideologist’

21st Dec. 2021

A brief introduction to who I am, what you might find in this blog, and who might be interested.

How Sustainable is Our Freedom to Eat?

1st Apr. 2023

What sustains our freedom to eat? What happens behind the colourful array of world foods in our local Sainsbury’s? At what cost?

Green Ideology (TakeOne, 2018)

An artist that has most profoundly influenced my values on art, material, and identity. The identification of my ideals, as well as the naming of this blog, as ‘green’ comes from his album ‘Green Ideology.’

The Green Ideologist