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...Ben Garlick; Kate Symons Abstract This is an article about extinction, geography, and the geographies of extinction. The emerging field of extinction studies has brought a vibrant corpus of interdisciplinary scholarship that destabilizes static notions of species, traces the spatiality of death...

...Owain Jones; Kate Rigby; Linda Williams Abstract In responding to the spatiotemporally specific geographies of extinction charted in the articles in this special section, this article reflects on the sociocultural factors that inform the ways in which extinction is framed and impede recognition...

... through a presentation of anabiotic geographies, postulating on the changing biocultural significances we attach to organisms both extinct and extant, and considering their implications for the contemporary extinction crisis. 59. The name Celia was popularized within the Anglophone press and is how...

... that foregrounds the contingencies of place (and time) might help bring these relationships into focus. The aim of this special issue, then, is to bring extinction studies into closer conversation with approaches in traditions such as human geography and political ecology to shed light on geographies...

.... It is widely recognized that “analogous and precedent-setting legal geographies of Antarctica and the deep seabed” inspired the regulation of space activities. 20 As critical legal geography scholars have pointed out, “law is not a neutral organiser of space, but is instead a powerful cultural technology...

... ; Lemke, Government of Things . 32. Legg, “Of Scales, Networks, and Assemblages.” 33. Marston, Jones, and Woodward, “Human Geography without Scale” ; cf. Dupré and O’Malley, “Varieties of Living Things.” 34. Latour, Reassembling the Social . 35. Latour, Reassembling...

... These questions have been developed by scholars like Stephen Graham in relation to the built environment; Philip Steinberg and Kimberley Peters in the realm of oceanic geographies; and political ecologist Jenny Goldstein in her studies of satellites in peat forest conflicts. 30 Robert MacFarlane’s Underland...

... Watch critiqued by Hornby, “Appropriating the Weather.” 63. Eliasson, Olafur. “In Real Life Resources.” olafureliasson.net/inrealliferesources/ (accessed November 28, 2020). 64. Morton, Hyperobjects . 65. Coen, “Big Is a Thing of the Past” ; Schmidt, “The Moral Geography...

... on a mountain destined for mining, the author excavates routes toward flourishing geographies: geographies of care-full interspecies alliances composed against Anthropocenic thinking. In concluding, the author urges for greater attention to the work of desire in studies of environmental change and the wider...

... are the disjunctures of geographies and histories, profoundly marked by the traces they leave, as one can only begin to speak in terms of an absence through presumption, reconstruction, or fantasy. And as argued by Jacques Derrida in Specters of Marx , these disjunctures are the very possibilities of an other...

... independent from the rest of the apple. In human geography, anthropology, political ecology, and political economy, scholars have examined the processes that make it possible to translate an element of the natural world into an economic resource, exploitable by capital. This literature often stresses...

... : Island Press , 2004 . Fredriksen Aurora . “ Of Wildcats and Wild Cats: Troubling Species-Based Conservation in the Anthropocene .” Environment and Planning D: Society and Space 34 , no. 4 ( 2016 ): 689 – 705 . Garlick Ben . “ Cultural Geographies of Extinction: Animal Culture...

... The Republic of Exit 43 , developed after the author’s discovery that the industrial landfill site she grew up alongside in New York had been classified by the US Environmental Protection Agency as requiring federal intervention. Tracing Scappettone’s poetic geographies from the “corporate dump” of Syosset...

... .” Technology and Culture 49 , no. 4 ( 2008 ): 833 – 59 . Gergan Mabel Denzin . “ Animating the Sacred, Sentient, and Spiritual in Post-humanist and Material Geographies .” Geography Compass 9 , no. 5 ( 2015 ): 262 – 75 . Gibson Katherine , Rose Deborah Bird , and Fincher...

... the blurring of three types of borders: between science and fiction; planetary inside and outside; life and matter. This border-crossing can be generative of a process of creating more-than-human relationalities beyond Earth-centric geographies. [email protected] © 2023 Alessandra Marino...

....” 16. Tsing, Mushroom at the End of the World . 17. Whatmore, Hybrid Geographies ; Whatmore, “Materialist Returns.” 18. Akama, Light, and Kamihira, “Expanding Participation to Design” ; Bastian, “Towards a More-than-Human Participatory Research” ; Clarke et al., “More-than...