1st Edition
The Routledge International Handbook of More-than-Human Studies
Contents
1 The Separation?
Adrian Franklin
Part 1 Foundations
2 In the Thick of Things and the Politics of Becoming
Andrew Pickering
3 When Species Meet
Donna Haraway
4 A Circumpolar Night’s Dream
Tim Ingold
5 Planetary Multiplicity and the Much More-than-Human Earth
Nigel Clark and Bronislaw Szerszynski
6 A Multispecies Ontological Turn?
Anna Tsing
7 Politics, Space and the More-than-Human Condition
Steve Hinchliffe
8 The 'Shuffle of Things' and the Distribution of Agency
Tony Bennett
9 The Technical and the Political
Andrew Barry
10 The More-than-Human City
Adrian Franklin
Part 2 Elaboration
11 Airports, Affect and Arctic Futures - More-than-Human Thinking of Connectivity and Dwelling
Carina Ren
12 Meeting and Mingling with Microbes: A More-than-Human Georgraphy of Hygiene, Holobionts and Hospitality
Beth Greenhough
13 More-than-Human Reflections on Anthropause
Adam Searle and Jonathan Turnball
14 The Virtual Animal in the Digital Anthropocene: Empowered or Subjugated?
Erica von Essen
15. Living with Unruly Waste Matter: On More-than-Human Relations
Olli Pyyhtinen
16. We Have Never Built Back Better: Using STS to Account for the Many Failures of Disaster Recovery
Steve Matthewman
17. The More-than-Human Home
Emma R. Power
18. Wrapping Things Up: Making Plastic into a Political Material
Gay Hawkins
19. Histories in, of and for More-than-Human Worlds
Emily O’Gorman and Andrea Gaynor
20. Making Time for, and with Honeybees
Catherine Phillips
21. The Long Horizon: Temporal Imaginaries in the More-than-Human Arts
Chris Salter
22. The Cosmopolitics of Urban Planning in a More-than-Human World
Jonathan Metzger
Part 3 Methods
23. Nine Methodological Principles for the Posthumanities
Stephen Muecke, Alessandro Antonello, Tully Barnett, Amy T. Matthews, and Stephen Zagala
24. Knives, the More-than-Human and Speculative Fabrication with/for the Cthulucene
Mike Michael
25. The More-Than-Human Micropolitics of the Research Assemblage
Nick J. Fox and Pam Alldred
26. Towards a More-than-Human Participatory Research
Michelle Bastian
27. More-than-Human Ethics
Franklin Ginn
Part 4 Towards a Habitable World
28. Walking into the Future with Bruno Latour
Adrian Franklin
Biography
Adrian Franklin, Creative Industries, University of South Australia. He trained as a social anthropologist and sociologist in the UK and has held professorial positions in the UK, Europe and Australia. He has longstanding research and teaching interests in human-animal studies, posthumanism, new materialism, city life, creativity, art, mobilities, collecting, museum studies, festivals and arts ecologies. He has contributed to the opening up of several new fields within more-than-human studies, including the city, tourism, social and cultural bonds, place, the home, bush fires, the beach/sea, companion animals and human loneliness.
