1st Edition
The Fire Commons Cultural Burning as Multispecies Practice
1 Re-Storying as Method in Multispecies Studies
2 Digging Mammals and Fire Ecologies in Australian Landscapes
3 Contemporary Cultural Burning Grounded in Tradition
4 Macropods and Lizards Compelling People to Burn
5 A Question of More-than-Human Agency
6 Birds Altering Landscapes beyond the Fire Lines
7 Cultural Burning versus Colonial Unmaking
Biography
Marcus Baynes-Rock is an anthropologist who studies the cultural interfaces of humans and other animals. His first book, Among the Bone Eaters, is a narrative of intersubjectivity with urban hyenas in the town of Harar, Ethiopia. His second book, Crocodile Undone, is a critical examination of the domestication of native animals in Australia. His writing deploys critiques of modernity and capitalism in order to arrest the unmaking of the Earth.
