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... disturbance history with feminist multispecies company. Cereals domesticate humans. Plantations give us the subspecies we call race. The home cordons off inter- and intra-species love. But mushroom collecting brings us somewhere else—to the unruly edges and seams of imperial space, where we cannot ignore...

... of French colonial plantations in Saint-Domingue. 33 Against this plant-centric backdrop, I want to think about Macandal’s poisoning campaign as the mushrooming of the possibility of revolution. 34 As a verb, “to mushroom” means to increase or develop rapidly, suggesting the way in which a troop...

... beneath. The spring box taps an underground water source farther up the slope; down below, the forest is home to mushrooms and a diversity of medicinal plants. It is a landscape of abundance sustained in symbiosis: a community of compost. Figure 1. A landscape of multispecies mutualism. Photo...

... relations that connect species together in a given ecological niche, and which help organisms respond quickly to change. Purple Haze demonstrates the techniques of “collaborative survival” that Tsing explores in her study of matsutake mushrooms, in which “cross-species coordinations” are key to riding out...

... for this observation. 14. McCormack, “Remotely Sensing Affective Afterlives.” 15. Barua, “Encounter.” 16. A theme best expressed by Foucault, “What Is Enlightenment?” 17. Weisman, The World without Us ; Tsing, The Mushroom at the End of the World . 18. Derrida, Specters...

... Renaissance . 7. I use the term modern in the sense implied by Bruno Latour in We Have Never Been Modern . 8. Roberts and Farley, Edgelands . 9. Kirksey, Shapiro, and Brodine, “Hope in Blasted Landscapes”; Tsing, Mushroom at the End of the World . 10. Mabey, Unofficial...

... Theory.” 31. Barad, Meeting the Universe Halfway . 32. Myers, “From the Anthropocene to the Planthroposcene.” 33. Abrahamsson et al., “Living with Omega-3.” 34. Mol, Body Multiple ; Haraway, Companion Species Manifesto . 35. Tsing, Mushroom , 23...

...Darcie DeAngelo 3. Strathern, Kinship, Law, and the Unexpected . 4. Tsing, Mushroom at the End of the World . 5. Grauerholz, “Cute Enough to Eat.” 6. Haraway, Staying with the Trouble . 7. Esposito, Communitas . 8. For contemporary rises...

...,” an imaginative investment in fungi as utopian alternatives to plant- and animal-based biological imaginaries has definitely marked the (reception of the) work of the anthropologist Anna Tsing, and especially her book The Mushroom at the End of the World . 51 Tsing’s work is less beholden to what Nixon calls...

... narrative and voice while never losing sight of the bear’s nonhuman, singular, documented experiences. 14. Ray, “Rub Trees,” 250. 15. Ghosh, Great Derangement , 32–33. 16. Tsing, Mushroom at the End of the World , 161. 17. Foucault, Reader , 259. 18. Birch argues...

..., and often in unexpected places. The article draws on extensive fieldwork within aquaculture production sites in western Norway and in the coastal regions of Varanger, North Norway. 12. Tsing, Mushroom at the End of the World , 159 ; Mathews, “Coming into Noticing.” 13. Bennett, Enchantment...

.... Calkins, “Health as Growth” ; See also Battaglia, On the Bones of the Serpent ; Strathern, “Gathered Fields” ; Langwick, “Politics of Habitability” ; Bloch and Parry, Death and the Regeneration of Life ; Lyons, Vital Decomposition ; Chao, “Children of the Palms.” 17. Tsing, Mushroom...

... Paul . “ Ecologies of Assemblages ,” Talk at Stanford University , 30 May , 2014 . Serres Michel . The Parasite . Baltimore : Johns Hopkins University Press , 1982 . Tsing Anna , “ Unruly Edges: Mushrooms and Companion Species .” Environmental Humanities 1 ( 2012...

... of disaster—closer inspection reveals lively figures hiding in the shadows. Mushrooms, seed pods, and bird eggs anchor hopes in living forms. Like a bird nest, built from scavenged detritus, Trespass nurtures hopeful dreams. In other words, it illustrates that hope can move like oil in water. This point...

..., Staying with the Trouble . References Barad Karen . “ No Small Matter: Mushroom Clouds, Ecologies of Nothingness, and Strange Topologies of Spacetimemattering .” In Arts of Living on a Damaged Planet: Ghosts and Monsters of the Anthropocene , edited by Tsing Anna , Swanson...

... radioactivity to create what I conceptualize as a regenerative time to underscore how actors reanimate the future(s) in the here and now. 25. Walker, Toxic Archipelago ; see also Stolz, Bad Water . 26. Puig de la Bellacasa, “Making Time for Soil,” 694 ; see also Tsing, Mushroom . 27...

... on the nonhumans that facilitate and obstruct these engagements. Mushrooms feature prominently in one ongoing project; their fungal political ecologies divulge oblique connections across cultural difference. 30 Here awkwardness describes unprecedented ‘specificities' 31 in the forms and vectors of social...

... of Inclusion, or, How to Love a Mushroom .” Australian Humanities Review 50 ( 2011 ): 5 - 22 . Urry John . Climate Change and Society . London : Polity , 2011 . 1 Some of this diversity is showcased in the profiles of members of our editorial board, available at: http...

... , 2005 . Tronto Joan . Moral Boundaries: A Political Argument for an Ethic of Care . New York : Routledge , 2015 . Tsing Anna . “ Arts of Inclusion; or, How to Love a Mushroom .” In “Unloved Others: Death of the Disregarded in the Time of Extinctions,” edited by Rose Deborah...

... and Hornborg, “Geology of Mankind?”; Haraway, “Anthropocene, Capitalocene, Plantationocene, Chthulucene”; Mirzoeff, “It’s Not the Anthropocene.” 10. Capra, Web of Life ; Moore, Capitalism in the Web of Life ; Tsing, Mushroom at the End of the World . 11. Lorimer, Wildlife in the Anthropocene...