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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"natureculture"”.

  1. Gardening at Arm's Length

    … the acknowledgement of the blended reality of natureculture.

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  2. AMD&ART: performativity and participation in ecological remediation

    … paper argues that Bruno Latour’s compound-term “natureculture” can afford scholars of performance points of access to other, disparate fields: philosophy, natural history, geography and art, to name a few. Beyond this, readers are asked to consider their role in the unfolding of the world around …

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  3. The Body of the World: A Queered Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis of Embodied Sensation, More-than-Human Kinships and Entangled Futures

    … as a conceptual framework building on Haraway’s natureculture, where 'naturehuman' (focus on kinship/relations) and corporeality decompose into a space of possibility. This framework reveals that an embodied, reciprocal kinship with the more-than-human world is a pathway toward collective …

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  4. Magical Girls: Contemporary Girlhood in Children’s Fantasy

    … neoliberal society, and a posthumanist vision of natureculture. The conclusion points out the implications of endowing girls with magic in children’s fiction: these stories make visible how the girl’s body is not only entangled with discourses about being young, female, queer, disabled, …

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  5. Ecoconscious: Skilful Sensing in Young Adult Fantasy Literature

    … embodiment and highlight their entanglement in naturecultures that produce and consume food in certain ways. Philip Pullman’s "His Dark Materials" exemplifies a motif in which young people renew naturecultures through taste pleasure, but "The Book of Dust" explores how repressive naturecultures …

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