Where is home in times of polycrisis in an uncertain international order?
While authoritarian regimes, post-truth, disinformation, and climate emergency continue to rise, and the futures of the liberal international order and the nation-state concept are increasingly contested in global governance, Ursula Le Guin’s works suggest that 'home' is not a place but being true to one’s art and staying on the side of truth, instead of power.
https://www.newyorker.com/culture/postscript/the-subversive-imagination-of-ursula-k-le-guin
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In her essay “The Operating Instructions,” Le Guin wrote, “Home isn’t where they have to let you in. It’s not a place at all."
"Home and homecoming were among the most powerful themes of Le Guin’s work [..] “home” stood for many things, including being true to one’s art."
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