Eva von Redecker

@evas_notizen
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Philosopher & non-fiction writer | working on an epic poem about coal and a theory of neofascism | or hiding in the garden | hosting "engine room of the future", a talk series at Malersaal, Schauspielhaus Hamburg | lover of hand-written notes | and the stage | but not the traveling.
next eventshttps://www.evredecker.net/public-philosophy/
talk serieshttps://schauspielhaus.de/maschinenraum-der-zukunft
latest bookhttps://www.fischerverlage.de/verlag/rights/book/eva-von-redecker-bleibefreiheit-9783103974997
pronounsshe/her et al.
Eva von RedeckerMar 4
Gestern habe ich fast drei Stunden (šŸ˜³ā£ļø) mit Tilo Jung und seinem Publikum Ć¼ber Faschismustheorie geredet. https://www.youtube.com/live/5J13r4WxCDw?si=InTFLoCnXa1nwX-P
Eva von RedeckerFeb 28

Lucy Duggan, who is an amazing poet and performer as well as translator, has already finished the English version of my new bookā€™s introduction, and she reads it in this podcast.
Itā€™s about the need to define fascism, but also about rural Brandenburg and the mess of German memory culture.

https://open.spotify.com/episode/1U9MboLy7j8SH4eANlm8Ag

Eva von RedeckerMar 3, 2025
I gave my black currents their spring pruning and made cassis capers šŸ˜‹.
#gardening #localfood #delicious
Eva von RedeckerFeb 28, 2025
Ich habe eine kleine Zeitdiagnose versucht: ā€žVergissā€™ die Polykrise, es ist alles eine einzige Sachherrschaftskatastrophe!ā€œ
Show threadEva von RedeckerFeb 25, 2025
I think Derek Jarmanā€™s ā€œProspect Cottageā€ one of my favourite gardens in the world, such a defiant act of beauty & regeneration in a scarred landscape (itā€™s next to a nuclear power station) and precarious life (Jarman planted it knowing he would die of AIDS).
Eva von RedeckerFeb 25, 2025
Does anyone here have experience with the old practice of salting asparagus? šŸ§‚The idea is that it suppresses weeds, but the asparagus can cope because it is a beach plant.
I started a little experiment, actually with wood ash rather than salt as it also counteracts too acidic soil (but contains too much salt to use it in bigger quantities for most crops).