Envisioning a New Anthroposcenario
Envisioning a New Anthroposcenario by Serpil Oppermann. This article argues for a new Anthroposcenario in which the stories of earthly agencies can be told in what Donna Haraway calls “multispecies storytelling” practices. But it also contends that multispecies storytelling can be made more effectiv...
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New York City College of Technology
2018
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| Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/be31cb8151794ddab8d8c8cb9c319cce |
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| Sumario: | Envisioning a New Anthroposcenario by Serpil Oppermann. This article argues for a new Anthroposcenario in which the stories of earthly agencies can be told in what Donna Haraway calls “multispecies storytelling” practices. But it also contends that multispecies storytelling can be made more effective through the perspective of material ecocriticism, which explores the narrative potential embedded in all forms of matter, positing that humans are not the only beings capable of telling stories. In the new Anthroposcenario everything that is more than human can reveal the intertwined narratives of interdependence, relation making, and coexistence. |
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