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What Counts as Seeing
Although a few of these pieces have been previously published in other places, I never meant for any of them to stand alone. Nothing in an ecology stands alone.
It is necessary to have an ensemble of all sorts of communication to meet ecology—intellectual, emotional, storied, non-verbal, and physical. The communications must be diverse enough to
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The four pillars of gnosis- science, art, religion, philosophy- are rarely, if ever, approached with a curiosity towards the non-human lens. What is science in the society of crows? The religion of a morel
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Ablebodiedness has largely been seen as a prerequisite for having an authentic connection to the more-than-human world.
Sunaura Taylor • Disabled Ecologies: Lessons from a Wounded Desert
