Introduction: Navigating Blue Infrastructures Along Historical and Political Ecological Realities

Mukherjee, Jenia

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“…In this context, we subsume environmental humanities, which critically deal with extensive ways of fishing and farming crops and animals as food and sources of livestock feed (Haalboom 2020) or with a careless dealing with water as a shared and susceptible resource for all lifeforms (Gibbs 2009;Mukherjee 2020). Within Science and Technology Studies, we find an upcoming concern with mining and the underground (Kinchy et al 2017).…”

Section: Posthuman Perspectives and The Renegotiation Of Nature-cultumentioning

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Introduction

Engert

Schürkmann

2021

Nature and Culture

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The contributions in this special issue focus on different phenomena and conceptual approaches dealing with “the Posthuman” as a discourse of renegotiating nature-culture-relationships that has emerged over the past decades. The selected articles from fields of sociology, political science, and social anthropology demonstrate how to work with and discuss posthumanistic and post-anthropocentric perspectives, but also how to irritate and criticize universal assumptions of particular posthuman approaches empirically and theoretically. The introduction aims to position the particular contributions in a field of tension between de- and re-centering human beings and human agency.

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Section: Posthuman Perspectives and The Renegotiation Of Nature-cultumentioning

confidence: 99%