...Sound Abjects and Nonhuman Relations ...

... The introduction, “Nonhuman Witnessing,” provides an overview of the conceptual framework and core argument of the book that nonhuman actors and processes engage in witnessing. It provides an account of the interlocking crises of increasingly autonomous war, data and algorithmic enclosure...

... The coda, “Toward a Politics of Nonhuman Witnessing,” concludes the book by speculatively theorizing how nonhuman witnessing enables a more pluriversal politics that foregrounds communicative justice for more-than-human entities and ecologies. To do this, it draws on scholarship by Marisol de la...

... postnatural order nonhuman assemblages divergence ...

... gender nature symbolism nonhumans queer nature ...

... redistribution architecture intimate politics ethnography nonhuman agency ...

... risk management prediction uncertainty environmental hazards nonhuman ...

... John Dewey publics human/nonhuman symmetry ecology of practice idiots ...

... nonhuman turn Sylvia Wynter geological fantasy settler colonialism racialization ...

... Chapter 4, “Witnessing Absence,” pursues the paradoxical problem of nonhuman witnessing of absence, as well as the seeming absence of witnessing in violence against the nonhuman. This chapter works across the domains of war, data, and ecology to examine the traumatic absences that circulate...

... animal in biopolitics biopolitics beyond decisionism community immunity versus nonimmunitarian politics human and nonhuman relations ...

... of human/nonhuman assemblages, it continues to expand infrastructures of displacement. This is particularly the case in a context where the natural sciences are, in practice, treated as the primary spokespersons for nonhumans. The question posed by the analysis is, Can science be enrolled...