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Staying with the trouble: making kin in the Chthulucene
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JMLY4GT6
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978-0-8223-6214-2;978-0-8223-6224-1 Search in worldcat.org
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"companion species helps me refuse human exceptionalism without invoking posthumanism." (Haraway 2016:30)

"ethnologists collected string figure games from all over the world; these discipline-making travelers were surprised that when they showed the string figure games they had learned as children at home, their hosts already knew such games and often in greater variety." (Haraway 2016:30)

"The collaborations among differently situated people—and peoples—are as crucial as, and enabled by, those between the humans and animals. Pigeons fly us not into collaborations in general, but into specific crossings from familiar worlds into uncomfortable and unfamiliar ones" (Haraway 2016:33)

"So-called selfrecognition carries great weight in Western-influenced psychology and" (Haraway 2016:35)

"philosophy, besotted by individualism in theory and method, as these fields have been." (Haraway 2016:36)
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Haraway, Donna Jeanne (creator)
Duke University Press (publisher) (was published at)
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