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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"more-than-human geographies"”.

  1. A Politics of Yeast? Saccharomyces cerevisiae, Synthetic Biology, and the Sc2.0 Project

    … is an organism of significant interest to humans; for millennia, humans and yeast have collaborated on a variety of activities ranging from winemaking to brewing to baking (Money, 2018). Various species of yeast have also long been the subject of scientific study. Beginning in the 1970s and …

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  2. Shifting Grounds: How Urban Gardening Practices Enact the Relations between Play and Work

    … and creativities of these practices. Rather than binary conceptions of play and work, this thesis understands urban gardening practices as creating entangled contingencies of play and work in social life. It sees urban gardens as paradoxical spaces of play and work; and thereby develops …

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  3. Wild entanglements: exploring the visions and dilemmas of ‘renaturing’ urban Britain

    … where lands are increasingly repurposed for human endeavours, where seas and rivers carry the weight of mounting plastic, where species extinction is a common theme and where the effects of global climate change are a daily reality, there has never been a more pressing need to rethink …

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  4. And The Skylarks Called Out Your Name: Posthuman Encounters with Loss Through Embracing the More-Than-Human World.

    … <br/>This thesis proposes that immersion in the more-than-human world offers possibilities for an exploration of loss and its transformative potential. Loss here not only relates to personal bereavement, but also to a lack of connection with the natural world; in these post-Covid days many are …

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