Neira, Juliana

There is little doubt that the present generation of scholars engaged with climate adjacent research doubt that academic research or the university in general can be sustained into the near future. Even if this realization is not felt affectively at a visceral level, we know, at least conceptually, that there is “no research on a dead planet.” The largely unprecedented ecology of climate change is continually undermined by the relentless demand for precedented concepts, methodologies, peer – or rather, power – reviews, disabling us to apprehend, to feel, what our own research tells us. In this presentation, with sentipensar as an intuitive-conceptual framework, we would share our ongoing work of an emotional cartography with researchers in/as our shared community of practice to feel(think) in common with the ecological commons.