Análise sobre a biologia da conservação do biopoder ao eco nacionalismo em Aotearoa Nova Zelândia
Palavras-chave:
Conservação, Biopoder, Nativo, InvasorResumo
O presente trabalho consiste em uma análise sobre a Biologia da Conservação baseada na ideia de que existem vidas sacrificadas e vidas reconhecidas como valiosas. A abordagem estrutural de biopoder de Michel Foucault nos permite observar que a ciencia não protege a vida, porém atua sob lógicas que a hierarquizam, outorgando cuidados a determinadas populações ou espécies enquanto promove a morte de outras através do emprego do racismo. Examinar os discursos e práticas conservacionistas sob essa lente deixa entrever como se constroem políticas de extermínio ligadas à estruturas, subjetividades e valores específicos como o do nativo e do invasor. A análise de Aotearoa Nova Zelândia resulta em um caso interessante ao interseccionar conservação, colonialismo e eco nacionalismo. Finalmente, sugere-se a possibilidade de repensar as relações entre os seres existentes ao considerá-las produtos de complexas interações através do tempo.
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