1st Edition
A New Materialist Theory of Translation Negotiating More-than-Human Co-Existence
Introduction, 1. Changing places: identity, space, and translationality, 2. Latour and translation: indeterminate encounters in Modernity's ruins, 3. Taking the measure: a New Materialist theory of translation, 4. Translation and place: story-time after The End of the World, 5. Taking the measure of High Cross, 6. Terms of settlement: negotiating more-than-human co-existence, Index
Biography
Matt Valler holds a PhD in translation studies from Queen’s University Belfast. He is an independent scholar working at the intersection of translation studies, human geography, and philosophy and curates the Complex Cornwall seminar series at the University of Exeter. Matt is the founder of Labyrinth, a place-based narrative change project to re-imagine co-existence in the Anthropocene, and has designed interactive storytelling experiences in London, Melbourne, New York, Washington D.C. and Barcelona.
