Nonhuman Narrators and Multinatural Worlds

Henry, Matthew S.

doi:10.1093/isle/isx061

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“…What we need, as Christof Mauch (2019) puts it, "is a deep understanding of our relationship with the environment, alongside critical thinking, and hopeful visions" or again, in the words of Santos (2020), to create conditions for a human redefinition and "reexistence". Moreover, it is indispensable today to address the interaction between humans and the non-human, the more-than-human, the other-than-human world (Haraway 2015;Henry 2018), bringing to the discussion a broad understanding of landscape 5 .…”

Section: Future Landscapesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Shaping Landscapes: Thinking On the Interactions between People and Nature in Inter- and Postdisciplinary Narratives

2021

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This article addresses broad and plural concepts of landscape, considering its diversity of meanings and uses, which go far beyond its environmental and geographical connotations. It discusses the relationship between humanity and the rest of the natural world as a global process that combines physical and cultural aspects, and it seeks to highlight the contribution of environmental humanities to the understanding of these. Given the multiple conceptual interpretations and meanings of landscapes, we argue that current research trends are good examples of what we can consider as postdisciplinary approaches, challenging both disciplinary and interdisciplinary models of analysis. In this context, we use the recent pandemic scenarios as an example.

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Section: Future Landscapesmentioning

confidence: 99%