Wounded relational worlds

In this article we engage with four experimental ethnographies (Blaser, 2010; Lyons, 2020; Miller, 2019; and Gordillo 2014) that build on multispecies approaches for the analysis of what call ‘wounded relational worlds’ in Latin America. These are worlds which human more-than-human relations have been significantly reshaped, broken, or disrupted by colonization capitalist extractivism(s). Despite this, wounded capacity to emerge from ashes, rebuild rubble, create new knowledge destruction use remnants violence as compost cultivation life. Thus, establish a dialogue these analyze diverse forms relationality through created, types they produce, politics tactics action generate vis-à-vis climate socio-environmental disturbances.