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...—overcoming, pity, and tragedy—as well as examining the definition of cure as “the restoration of health.” That definition is placed alongside the practice of ecosystem restoration, a comparison that is used to further define cure. normal natural restoration ecosystem restoration disability...

... This chapter examines an extended example of poiesis, an ecosystem restoration project on the Colorado River. Poiesis appears here as a process of experimentation and adaptation centered on dances of agency between dam operators and the river’s ecosystem, leading to a regular choreography...

... This section explores the personal complexities of cure—how, when, and why people want to be cured. The stories told here recognize many different relationships to cure and to normal and natural and delve into questions of how people respond to bodily loss. This section returns to ecosystem...

... partnership, creative language innovations, and their role within the Nuyorican and hip-hop cultural contexts. By examining SAMO© through Black, Puerto Rican, and Latinx perspectives, the chapter places it in a broader cultural and theoretical ecosystem. Jean-Michel Basquiat Al Díaz samo© graffiti...