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Showing 1 to 8 of 8 for “"nonhuman others"”.
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EVERYDAY IDENTITIES, EVERYDAY ENVIRONMENTS: URBAN ENVIRONMENTAL GEOGRAPHIES OF PHILADELPHIA
… and other participants, and trees and other nonhuman others.
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Otherwise than human: responsibility in the wake of disaster, an eco-deconstructive response to climate catastrophe
… human neighbors but, more significantly, to our nonhuman neighbors at a time when those nonhuman others can no longer go unrecognized.
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Desiring Devastated Landscapes: Love After Ecological Collapse
… relationships with nature by caring for nonhuman others as our evolutionary kin. Focusing on the U.S. Gulf Coast after Hurricane Katrina, Hurricane Rita, and the British Petroleum oil spill, I argue that new cosmology affords few opportunities to think about intimacies with severely …
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Towards a vegan jurisprudence : the need for a reorientation of human rights
… the demands of vegans for basic moral rights for nonhuman animals. The work firstly outlines the ways in which the claims of vegans, under the right to freedom of thought and conscience, are largely unsupported by existing human rights because they are typically outweighed by the wider interests …
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New Forms of Kinship in Contemporary Literature and Film from the German-Speaking World
… of kinship in relation to human and nonhuman others and that they have altered our understanding of who is – and can be – humans’ ‘kin’. The traditional paradigm of kinship-as-family is therefore predicated on binary norms of gender, sexuality, race, and ethnicity. The normative …
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The Dialectic of the Unhappy Consciousness in J.M. Coetzee's Fiction
… forgiveness, love, salvation, and evil, among others. Women who bear the wounds of history, I believe, occupy the ideal subject position as mediators through which we can relate to the suffering of the other, including the animal others, without assimilating the other’s difference. This study …
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CLIMATE AS ASSEMBLAGE: IMAGINING AN ECOLOGICAL METAPHYSIC
… two are mutually constitutive and when other, nonhuman forces are also involved. Instead of climate-facing, I propose that we reimagine climate-as-assemblage, that is, as an ongoing, interactive process of co-fabrication that incorporates both humans and nonhumans. I draw from vital materialist …
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CLIMATE AS ASSEMBLAGE: IMAGINING AN ECOLOGICAL METAPHYSIC
… two are mutually constitutive and when other, nonhuman forces are also involved. Instead of climate-facing, I propose that we reimagine climate-as-assemblage, that is, as an ongoing, interactive process of co-fabrication that incorporates both humans and nonhumans. I draw from vital materialist …