Il lavoro della transizione agroecologica

Titolo Rivista SOCIOLOGIA DEL LAVORO
Autori/Curatori Andrea Ghelfi
Anno di pubblicazione 2023 Fascicolo 2023/165
Lingua Italiano Numero pagine 20 P. 178-197 Dimensione file 251 KB
DOI 10.3280/SL2023-165009
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In questo articolo il concetto di lavoro è messo in tensione a partire dall’analisi delle pratiche contadine che popolano la rete di Genuino Clandestino. Tre sono i vettori di analisi che attraversano questa inchiesta sulle pratiche contadine: il venir meno di una linea di separazione tra lavoro produttivo e lavoro riproduttivo, in favore di una “praticabilità della vita” che caratterizza l’ethos del ritorno alla terra; il decentramento dell’eccezionalismo umano in favore della sperimentazione di pratiche agronomiche che riconoscono il ruolo attivo di molteplici entità più-che-umane dentro al lavoro della terra; i beni comuni come comunità di pratiche nelle quali la trasformazione sociale non è separabile dalla rigenerazione materiale. Attraverso l’analisi delle sperimentazioni agroecologiche portate avanti dalla comunità di Mondeggi Bene Comune, in quest’articolo l’autore invita a pensare al ruolo del lavoro nella transizione ecologica a partire dalle pratiche di cura e di riparazione materiale che contraddistinguono le forme nuove del lavoro della terra.;

Keywords:agroecologia – transizione ecologica – beni comuni – nuovi contadini

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