The Mushroom at the End of the World: On the Possibility of Life in Capitalist Ruins by Anna Lowenhaupt Tsing (review)
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...…rationalities have, since their inception, recognized the future as the risk-filled sphere of becoming-otherwise (Foucault 1989, 2008; O’Malley 2004; Tsing 2015), then slow emergency indexes forms of life that are at once indeterminate and whose possibilities for growth and development are…...
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...Guiding the study itself and our presentation of it here are a set of theories from posthumanism and multispecies thinking, in particular, Donna Haraway’s notion of “companion species” [35, 36] and Anna Tsing’s practice of “noticing differently” [85]....
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...How might HCI research and design reconfigure itself to design for humans and nonhumans in a relational perspective? As a response to these challenges, we have taken up two alternative analytical sensibilities from anthropology and posthumanist scholarship: Anna Tsing’s “noticing differently” and Donna Haraway’s “companion species” [35, 85]....
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