Spiritualités radicales

This book explores alternative ways of talking about religions, spiritualities and traditions in the wake of feminist and anti-capitalist interpretations of witch-hunts, anarchist rereadings of Jewish traditions, decolonial struggles and cosmogonies, and the links that eco-feminists weave between reproductive labor and spiritualities. Telling impure stories, mixing witches, God and ghosts, talking together about spiritualities and religions, is a way of coming to terms with the past, while committing ourselves to transforming it towards emancipatory, anti-fascist futures, full of unsuspected solidarities.

Yuna Visentin is a former student at the École normale supérieure, associate professor of literature, author and feminist writing workshop leader. After several years teaching and researching the relationship between literature, Jewish philosophy and heterodox traditions, she has published a novel and an essay on the reproduction of systemic oppression in schools.