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Narrating in Multinatural Word and Color

open access: yesEcozon@: European Journal of Literature, Culture and Environment
Shipibo artist and writer Lastenia Canayo’s 2004 visual/textual work Los dueños del mundo Shipibo presents images and descriptions of more-than-human beings of the Shipibo cosmovision. The titular Shipibo dueños are often associated with a specific type of plant, relating ancestral belief to natural resources in Shipibo territories in Western Amazonia.
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Water & culture, multinaturalism and prosopography

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Se establecen las relaciones entre el paradigma del multiculturalismo y la profusión de los genios acuáticos en la mitología mediterránea, e ibérica en particular. En relación con la cultura del agua, el reto es visibilizarla y recuperar sus prácticas, ecolsimbolismos y lenguajes desde una perspectiva renovadora, por ejemplo el ecofeminismo y otras ...
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Multinatural Geographies for the Anthropocene

Progress in Human Geography, 2012
The recent diagnosis of the Anthropocene represents the public death of the modern understanding of Nature removed from society. It also challenges the modern science-politics settlement, where natural science speaks for a stable, objective Nature. This paper reviews recent efforts to develop ‘multinatural’ alternatives that provide an environmentalism
Jamie Lorimer
exaly   +3 more sources

Indigenous Literatures, Multinaturalism, and Avatar: The Emergence of Indigenous Cosmopolitics

American Literary History, 2012
James Cameron’s Avatar (2009) premiered to some predictably scathing reviews comparing the film to Kevin Costner’s Dances with Wolves (1990) and Disney’s Pocahontas (1995). Set 145 years in the future, the film tells the story of the Na’vi, 10-foot-tall blue-skinned humanoids living on an Earth-like moon called Pandora in a monolithic “Hometree ...
Joni Adamson
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Acoustic Multinaturalism, the Value of Nature, and the Nature of Music in Ecomusicology

Boundary 2, 2016
This essay is a critique of the notions of nature and culture, as operationalized by the recently named field ecomusicology. While fields such as anthropology and history have questioned the idea of nature, ecomusicology, on the contrary, has explored its significance, producing an ecology of music and sound that reaffirms the term and, along with it ...
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