... another social space. Finally, the article reflects on Margolles’s invitation to participate in performing her sculptures and on the circuits of debt, remittances, and gifts proffered by such intimate engagements with bodily and nonhuman life. Copyright © 2019 Duke University Press 2019 Figure 4...

.... Copyright © 2018 Duke University Press 2018 human rights poetry Dunya Mikhail nonhuman life disaster It is not thought that the disaster causes to disappear, but rather questions and problems—affirmation and negation, silence and speech, sign and insignia—from thought. Then, in the night...

..., of reflection on this rapidly growing field. We use the terminterspecies to refer to relationships between different forms of biosocial life and their political effects. It is a capacious framing paradigm that names the articulation of human/nonhuman binaries and human/animal/plant taxonomies...

... idealistic: “EDCs are part of the food, productive and re/productive chain of nonhuman and human life and we will need to devise ways, just like fish, to adapt to their influence.”44 I would thus argue that there is a third element here that produces...

... in which elite white humans pursued rejuvenation by extracting and incorporating biomatter from those “lower” on race, class, and species hierarchies than they. 31 In the process, “lower” life forms — including nonhuman animals, working-class people, and people of color — were constituted as more vital...

... of the moral, political, and military uses and dangers of such weapons to the public, it does not connect the wars against human and nonhuman species as arising from the same ontology of pesthood. To that end, examining...

....” 66 Rather than making appeals to self-ownership and independence, then, the novel's bare bulb sheds light on a world in which human and nonhuman life form an informal structure of support, generating an interspecies network of assistance in which the most vulnerable life-forms might (yet often do...

... to the interrelated legacies of evolutionary thought, primatological practice, and 98 Glick · Ocular Anthropomorphisms popular cultural trends that featured nonhuman primates. In particular, a focus on the work of Robert Mearns Yerkes, prominent eugenicist turned founding father of modern...

... other than looking for life in this ruin.” 10 The wooded area, far from being an original forest, can be considered what environmental humanities scholar Anna Tsing has defined as “third nature,” namely an unexpected formation characterized by temporal polyphonies, human and nonhuman alliances...

... to encompass the fears and experiences of Chinese cultural producers as well as the lives of the nonhuman animals that are so often sacrificed to protect humans. I argue that the systems that manage life and death today in America, China, and other places around the world are often deployed to respond...

... with reciprocity” as ways of relating to the vast nonhuman life all around us. 18 Yet although this grounded principle of el buen vivir propels Indigenous movements, communities, relations, and even energy democracy, it has also been used as a rhetoric of state governance to justify an extractivist agenda...

... forms for articulating future worlds with a greater focus on care. This analysis proposes ruinous speculation as an affirmative form of future thinking that orients toward infrastructures that enable human and nonhuman worlds to thrive and away from infrastructures that reinforce the violent hierarchies...

... corporations. Both of these institutions are in some way accumulating capital in the form of biocapital, that is, deriving value from tobacco as a form of nonhuman life, but in ways that blur any boundaries with human life. From the consumption angle, tobacco corporations have relied on universities as markets...

..., it draws on affect theory, new materialisms, and work in decolonial and critical ethnic studies to valorize otherwise marginal, bewildering, errant educational encounters that are always taking place in the undergrowth of the university. References Ahmed Sara . Living a Feminist Life . Durham...

... to imagine certain interests — ­appear most often in animal studies.) However, tracing the imbrication of ostensibly nonhuman life into contemporary biopolitical circuits — ­including their deployment...

.... In his powerful critique of the institutionalization of “Indigenous masculinities” following a series of panels at the 2015 Critical Ethnic Studies Association Conference in Toronto, Belcourt affirms after Sara Ahmed that “sometimes complaining is a life-or-death matter” and that Indigenous feminism...

...Stephanie C. Kane; Eden Medina; Daniel M. Michler Retrospective narrations by maritime authorities trace decision making in the compressed time frame between earthquake and tsunami, when geological events literally rupture the skein of communication devices and flows that animate social life...

... voices certainly falls into the force field of the posthuman. Because technologically mediated human voices were considered nonhuman due to their mechanical embodiment, various cultural mechanisms had to be instantiated in order to reinscribe humanness and presence; early discourses on the phonograph...

... of life-threatening responses in “host” or “recipient” patients who serve as experimental subjects when no other life-saving interventions are deemed possible. Framed by Guyer's recent cautionary essay concerning the bracketing of temporal thinking in the short and long durée (detectible within...

... practices, institutions, and structures that enable and facilitate justice for humans and nonhumans in the context of recognizing that since our societies have always been multispecies in character and membership, our systems of decision-making should be as well. And since abolition democracy...