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From Multiculturalism to Multinaturalism: What Rules of Method for the New Socio-Scientific Experiments?

Nature and Culture, 2011
This article reflects on the traditional distinction between scientific laboratories experimenting on theories and phenomena and a political outside where non-experts make do with human values, opinions, and passions. Since today all people are engaged in emerging collective experiments on matters as varied as climate, food, landscape, health, urban ...
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Indigenous Multinaturalism From a Cosmopolitical Point of View

Abstract “Multinaturalism” and its companion notion of an Indigenous “perspectivism” are (meta)theoretical constructs that seek to synthetically characterize the way in which some extramodern collectives redraw the boundary line between nature and culture.
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Mobilities and the Multinatural

Transfers, 2016
This article examines whether the mobilities paradigm could be more sensitive to recent debates about the more-than-human (animals, plants, and insects) and indeed the inhuman (geological, planetary, and biophysical). Many possible examples spring to mind: the forced movement of people due to “natural” catastrophes, the annual migrations of birds ...
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Cosmopolitics and Environmental History: Towards a Multinatural Approach

Environment and History
How can we tell environmental histories/stories where other worlds have a place? This paper considers the value of cosmopolitics and its possibilities for building a multinatural environmental history. Throughout the paper, we try a cosmopolitical approach to navigating indigenous historical worlds.
JAHZEEL AGUILERA LARA   +1 more
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Multidimensional/Multisystems/Multinature Indicators of Quality of Life: Cross-Cultural Evidence from Mexico and Spain

Social Indicators Research, 2015
The aim of this study is to provide cross-cultural empirical support that endorses the scientific nature of Quality of Life (QoL), which a review of definitions reveals as a nomothetic and multidimensional concept (personal and environmental circumstances), made up of a set of subjective and objective indicators.
Marta Santacreu   +2 more
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Putting Perspectivism in Perspective: An Assessment of the Commitment of Cosmological Perspectivism and Multinaturalism to the Decolonization of Anthropology

2023
The legacies of colonialism in anthropology have yet to be scrubbed from the discipline, even after decades of calls to actualize a "decolonized" anthropology. Why is this? The ontological turn theorists posit that decolonial anthropologists have heretofore not dug deep enough—what if Western ontological assumptions of what is and what can be are ...
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Ecologies of Globalization: Mountain Governance and Multinatural Planetary Politics

2020
Mountain governance has emerged as new node of planetary management of non-human nature. Referencing the common ecological fates suffered by mountains around the world because of climate change, it aims to fuse ecological, political, and cultural perspectives together in a new political object.
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