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Material Insurgency

Towards a Distributed Environmental Politics

Andrew M. RoseSeries: SUNY series in New Political Science
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Pages
254
Year
2021
Language
English
Publisher
State University of New York Press

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Working from the intersection of material ecocriticism, posthuman theory and environmental political theory, examines the ways emerging postanthropocentric conceptions of subjectivity and agency fundamentally decenter the human political agent, and argues this transformation demands a reimagining of how the environmental actor engages in social movement organizing.

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