Environmental humanists and environmental scientists labor over images—their production, their dissemination, their interpretation—with profound consequences for how we […]
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Perhaps something has occurred in the history of the concept of structure that could be called an “event.” […]
Ecological processes unfold in unstable coordination. The phenology of a species might come into alignment with the seasonal […]
Long-term field research in a single locale has been central to the environmental sciences, including environmental anthropology. From […]
Epigenetics, developmental biology, and feminist science and technology studies teach us that organisms are not merely affected by […]
This thematic series poses the question: What kinds of nature are forged through settler colonialism? A distinct form […]
The concept of infrastructure draws attention to as-yet-unseen synergies between technology, culture, and materiality. What does this concept […]
The recent conversation on the EANTH listserv surrounding Naomi Klein’s book, This Changes Everything: Capitalism vs. the Climate […]
The Western notion of “the human” as we know it is unraveling. From fields as diverse as developmental […]
The Anthropology and Environment Society’s Engagement blog invites authors to submit contributions pertaining to the section’s main themes, […]
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