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Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #morethanhuman, aggregated by home.social.

  1. @davidho 🤣 A protest on the streets: moths, ants, birds, and small mammals hold signs: Why do they never ask us (if we are conscient)?

    #conscience #moreThanHuman

  2. @davidho 🤣 A protest on the streets: moths, ants, birds, and small mammals hold signs: Why do they never ask us (if we are conscient)?

    #conscience #moreThanHuman

  3. @davidho 🤣 A protest on the streets: moths, ants, birds, and small mammals hold signs: Why do they never ask us (if we are conscient)?

    #conscience #moreThanHuman

  4. @davidho 🤣 A protest on the streets: moths, ants, birds, and small mammals hold signs: Why do they never ask us (if we are conscient)?

    #conscience #moreThanHuman

  5. @davidho 🤣 A protest on the streets: moths, ants, birds, and small mammals hold signs: Why do they never ask us (if we are conscient)?

    #conscience #moreThanHuman

  6. 📣 New paper: Designing for biodiversity data in place: Species, encounters, and interfaces

    This open access paper presents our work developing ALA Lens for the Atlas of Living Australia.

    It shows how conventional interfaces can hide the taxonomic and spatial diversity that matters in biodiversity data, and how Lens reveals the relationships between species, people, and place.

    Co-authored with my @ANUResearch colleague Adrian Mackenzie and ALA collaborators Martin Westgate and Kylie Morrow 🙏

    Just out in People and Nature journal, part of a special collection on the "Digital Dimensions of Nature Recovery"

    besjournals.onlinelibrary.wile

    #design #sts #biodiversity #morethanhuman #dataviz

  7. 📣 New paper: Designing for biodiversity data in place: Species, encounters, and interfaces

    This open access paper presents our work developing ALA Lens for the Atlas of Living Australia.

    It shows how conventional interfaces can hide the taxonomic and spatial diversity that matters in biodiversity data, and how Lens reveals the relationships between species, people, and place.

    Co-authored with my @ANUResearch colleague Adrian Mackenzie and ALA collaborators Martin Westgate and Kylie Morrow 🙏

    Just out in People and Nature journal, part of a special collection on the "Digital Dimensions of Nature Recovery"

    besjournals.onlinelibrary.wile

    #design #sts #biodiversity #morethanhuman #dataviz

  8. 📣 New paper: Designing for biodiversity data in place: Species, encounters, and interfaces

    This open access paper presents our work developing ALA Lens for the Atlas of Living Australia.

    It shows how conventional interfaces can hide the taxonomic and spatial diversity that matters in biodiversity data, and how Lens reveals the relationships between species, people, and place.

    Co-authored with my @ANUResearch colleague Adrian Mackenzie and ALA collaborators Martin Westgate and Kylie Morrow 🙏

    Just out in People and Nature journal, part of a special collection on the "Digital Dimensions of Nature Recovery"

    besjournals.onlinelibrary.wile

    #design #sts #biodiversity #morethanhuman #dataviz

  9. 📣 New paper: Designing for biodiversity data in place: Species, encounters, and interfaces

    This open access paper presents our work developing ALA Lens for the Atlas of Living Australia.

    It shows how conventional interfaces can hide the taxonomic and spatial diversity that matters in biodiversity data, and how Lens reveals the relationships between species, people, and place.

    Co-authored with my @ANUResearch colleague Adrian Mackenzie and ALA collaborators Martin Westgate and Kylie Morrow 🙏

    Just out in People and Nature journal, part of a special collection on the "Digital Dimensions of Nature Recovery"

    besjournals.onlinelibrary.wile

    #design #sts #biodiversity #morethanhuman #dataviz

  10. 📣 New paper: Designing for biodiversity data in place: Species, encounters, and interfaces

    This open access paper presents our work developing ALA Lens for the Atlas of Living Australia.

    It shows how conventional interfaces can hide the taxonomic and spatial diversity that matters in biodiversity data, and how Lens reveals the relationships between species, people, and place.

    Co-authored with my @ANUResearch colleague Adrian Mackenzie and ALA collaborators Martin Westgate and Kylie Morrow 🙏

    Just out in People and Nature journal, part of a special collection on the "Digital Dimensions of Nature Recovery"

    besjournals.onlinelibrary.wile

    #design #sts #biodiversity #morethanhuman #dataviz

  11. Come and join this online Speaker Series event. Registration is free.

    >>Dear AI Reader: Nonhuman Perspective and Evolutionary Thinking in the Human-Machine Relation<< with Chris Danta, ANU.

    More info and registration:
    us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regist

    #cybernetics #AI #moreThanHuman

  12. Come and join this online Speaker Series event. Registration is free.

    >>Dear AI Reader: Nonhuman Perspective and Evolutionary Thinking in the Human-Machine Relation<< with Chris Danta, ANU.

    More info and registration:
    us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regist

    #cybernetics #AI #moreThanHuman

  13. Come and join this online Speaker Series event. Registration is free.

    >>Dear AI Reader: Nonhuman Perspective and Evolutionary Thinking in the Human-Machine Relation<< with Chris Danta, ANU.

    More info and registration:
    us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regist

    #cybernetics #AI #moreThanHuman

  14. Come and join this online Speaker Series event. Registration is free.

    >>Dear AI Reader: Nonhuman Perspective and Evolutionary Thinking in the Human-Machine Relation<< with Chris Danta, ANU.

    More info and registration:
    us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regist

  15. Come and join this online Speaker Series event. Registration is free.

    >>Dear AI Reader: Nonhuman Perspective and Evolutionary Thinking in the Human-Machine Relation<< with Chris Danta, ANU.

    More info and registration:
    us06web.zoom.us/meeting/regist

    #cybernetics #AI #moreThanHuman

  16. I was outside in the oven. The plants that had damaged leaves because of very late frosts, have now the rest of their leaves burnt by the extreme heat in France. Just for changing the perspective from #anthropocentrism to the #moreThanHuman world.

    #heatwave #ClimateDiary #foodSecurity #extremeWeather #climatCrisis #summervibes

  17. I was outside in the oven. The plants that had damaged leaves because of very late frosts, have now the rest of their leaves burnt by the extreme heat in France. Just for changing the perspective from #anthropocentrism to the #moreThanHuman world.

    #heatwave #ClimateDiary #foodSecurity #extremeWeather #climatCrisis #summervibes

  18. I was outside in the oven. The plants that had damaged leaves because of very late frosts, have now the rest of their leaves burnt by the extreme heat in France. Just for changing the perspective from #anthropocentrism to the #moreThanHuman world.

    #heatwave #ClimateDiary #foodSecurity #extremeWeather #climatCrisis #summervibes

  19. I was outside in the oven. The plants that had damaged leaves because of very late frosts, have now the rest of their leaves burnt by the extreme heat in France. Just for changing the perspective from #anthropocentrism to the #moreThanHuman world.

    #heatwave #ClimateDiary #foodSecurity #extremeWeather #climatCrisis #summervibes

  20. I was outside in the oven. The plants that had damaged leaves because of very late frosts, have now the rest of their leaves burnt by the extreme heat in France. Just for changing the perspective from #anthropocentrism to the #moreThanHuman world.

    #heatwave #ClimateDiary #foodSecurity #extremeWeather #climatCrisis #summervibes

  21. The Special Issue guest edited by Pirjo Kristiina Virtanen and Minna Opas includes:

    Introduction:
    (Un)relating and (un)learning with more-than-humans during ethnographic practice
    Pirjo Kristiina Virtanen, Minna Opas

    Articles:
    Co-responding with a Parrot in Amazonia: Cosmopolitical Engagements and Ethnography eng
    Taynã Tagliati
    20-42

    Speaking and Singing Firmly: Beings (Un)related and (In)activated by Language in Amazonian Academic Research
    Pirjo Kristiina Virtanen
    43-66

    Forest Cosmo-politics and the Agency of Plants: A Case Study from the Asháninka People in Peruvian Amazonia.
    Monika Kujawska
    67-89

    Microbes and Fieldwork: Reflections Toward a (Micro)Biosocial Anthropology
    Beth A. Conklin
    90-113

    With-nessing bacteria
    Elina Oinas, Katriina Huttunen
    114-133

    Soul Loss in the Forest of Symbols: Transformational Bodies, Avá-Guaraní Acoustemology, and Magical Mediating Methodological Instruments
    Eric Michael Kelley
    134-156

    Special Issue essays

    The Stool: A Place for Listening to Ancestral Knowledge
    Silvio Sanches Barreto Bará
    157-166

    How to Milk a Yak: Embodied Learning with Yaks in Practice
    Siran Liang
    167-174

    #anthropology #multispecies #morethanhuman #ethnography
    @anthropology

  22. The Special Issue guest edited by Pirjo Kristiina Virtanen and Minna Opas includes:

    Introduction:
    (Un)relating and (un)learning with more-than-humans during ethnographic practice
    Pirjo Kristiina Virtanen, Minna Opas

    Articles:
    Co-responding with a Parrot in Amazonia: Cosmopolitical Engagements and Ethnography eng
    Taynã Tagliati
    20-42

    Speaking and Singing Firmly: Beings (Un)related and (In)activated by Language in Amazonian Academic Research
    Pirjo Kristiina Virtanen
    43-66

    Forest Cosmo-politics and the Agency of Plants: A Case Study from the Asháninka People in Peruvian Amazonia.
    Monika Kujawska
    67-89

    Microbes and Fieldwork: Reflections Toward a (Micro)Biosocial Anthropology
    Beth A. Conklin
    90-113

    With-nessing bacteria
    Elina Oinas, Katriina Huttunen
    114-133

    Soul Loss in the Forest of Symbols: Transformational Bodies, Avá-Guaraní Acoustemology, and Magical Mediating Methodological Instruments
    Eric Michael Kelley
    134-156

    Special Issue essays

    The Stool: A Place for Listening to Ancestral Knowledge
    Silvio Sanches Barreto Bará
    157-166

    How to Milk a Yak: Embodied Learning with Yaks in Practice
    Siran Liang
    167-174

    #anthropology #multispecies #morethanhuman #ethnography
    @anthropology

  23. The Special Issue guest edited by Pirjo Kristiina Virtanen and Minna Opas includes:

    Introduction:
    (Un)relating and (un)learning with more-than-humans during ethnographic practice
    Pirjo Kristiina Virtanen, Minna Opas

    Articles:
    Co-responding with a Parrot in Amazonia: Cosmopolitical Engagements and Ethnography eng
    Taynã Tagliati
    20-42

    Speaking and Singing Firmly: Beings (Un)related and (In)activated by Language in Amazonian Academic Research
    Pirjo Kristiina Virtanen
    43-66

    Forest Cosmo-politics and the Agency of Plants: A Case Study from the Asháninka People in Peruvian Amazonia.
    Monika Kujawska
    67-89

    Microbes and Fieldwork: Reflections Toward a (Micro)Biosocial Anthropology
    Beth A. Conklin
    90-113

    With-nessing bacteria
    Elina Oinas, Katriina Huttunen
    114-133

    Soul Loss in the Forest of Symbols: Transformational Bodies, Avá-Guaraní Acoustemology, and Magical Mediating Methodological Instruments
    Eric Michael Kelley
    134-156

    Special Issue essays

    The Stool: A Place for Listening to Ancestral Knowledge
    Silvio Sanches Barreto Bará
    157-166

    How to Milk a Yak: Embodied Learning with Yaks in Practice
    Siran Liang
    167-174

    #anthropology #multispecies #morethanhuman #ethnography
    @anthropology

  24. #TNOCEssay What if the way forward is also a way back—to sensing, to listening, to remembering we are part of the living world?

    In this 3-part #TNOCessay, Yasuhiro Kobayashi (Tokyo, Japan) explores ryuiki—a way of knowing where inner and outer worlds flow as one.

    🔗 Read the series:
    thenatureofcities.com/TNOC/cat

    💬 What would it mean to design cities from this place of deep connection?

    #NatureOfCities #RegenerativeFutures #UrbanNature #MoreThanHuman

  25. Techno & Melodic Night at Salón Amador — April 3 @ Salon Amador - 03 Apr feat. Systm, More Than Human

    #SESH #Systm #MoreThanHuman

    sesh.sx/e/1968610

  26. Melodic & Progressive Session at Salón Amador — March 12 @ Salon Amador - 12 Mar feat. B-HELMET, More Than Human

    #SESH #BHELMET #MoreThanHuman

    sesh.sx/e/1919391

  27. Can art help build community and a sense of belonging in a new neighborhood—among people and the more‑than‑human life around us? 🐦‍⬛

    When the snow melts and late summer arrives, we’ll be creating art with the local community of Hyllegaard Høje, Sjælland, Denmark, in preparation for our participation in the Positive Traces Festival, August 2026.

    @regitze_engelsborg_karlsen

    #communityart #bioart #morethanhuman

  28. hello mastodon —
    sound, listening and performance as ways of thinking with territory.
    non-anthropocentric perspectives, infrastructures, measurement, and resistant environments.
    psychogeography, cultural studies, and the arts as ways of attending — including alternative mappings and cartographies.
    photography as field note. sound as method.
    slow conversations welcome.

    #SoundStudies #SoundArt #Listening
    #CriticalGeography #Psychogeography
    #CulturalStudies #MoreThanHuman #cart
    #STS #ArtResearch

  29. hello mastodon —
    sound, listening and performance as ways of thinking with territory.
    non-anthropocentric perspectives, infrastructures, measurement, and resistant environments.
    psychogeography, cultural studies, and the arts as ways of attending — including alternative mappings and cartographies.
    photography as field note. sound as method.
    slow conversations welcome.

    #SoundStudies #SoundArt #Listening
    #CriticalGeography #Psychogeography
    #CulturalStudies #MoreThanHuman #cart
    #STS #ArtResearch

  30. hello mastodon —
    sound, listening and performance as ways of thinking with territory.
    non-anthropocentric perspectives, infrastructures, measurement, and resistant environments.
    psychogeography, cultural studies, and the arts as ways of attending — including alternative mappings and cartographies.
    photography as field note. sound as method.
    slow conversations welcome.

    #SoundStudies #SoundArt #Listening
    #CriticalGeography #Psychogeography
    #CulturalStudies #MoreThanHuman #cart
    #STS #ArtResearch

  31. hello mastodon —
    sound, listening and performance as ways of thinking with territory.
    non-anthropocentric perspectives, infrastructures, measurement, and resistant environments.
    psychogeography, cultural studies, and the arts as ways of attending — including alternative mappings and cartographies.
    photography as field note. sound as method.
    slow conversations welcome.

    #SoundStudies #SoundArt #Listening
    #CriticalGeography #Psychogeography
    #CulturalStudies #MoreThanHuman #cart
    #STS #ArtResearch

  32. hello mastodon —
    sound, listening and performance as ways of thinking with territory.
    non-anthropocentric perspectives, infrastructures, measurement, and resistant environments.
    psychogeography, cultural studies, and the arts as ways of attending — including alternative mappings and cartographies.
    photography as field note. sound as method.
    slow conversations welcome.

    #SoundStudies #SoundArt #Listening
    #CriticalGeography #Psychogeography
    #CulturalStudies #MoreThanHuman #cart
    #STS #ArtResearch

  33. Very honoured to give one of the keynotes next week at this great workshop at the Legal Sciences Departement at the University of Bologna. The title of my speech is: 'Shifting the criminological gaze: More-than-human harms of digital crime control' #digitalcriminology #bigdata #policing #morethanhuman dsg.unibo.it/it/eventi/policin

  34. Very honoured to give one of the keynotes next week at this great workshop at the Legal Sciences Departement at the University of Bologna. The title of my speech is: 'Shifting the criminological gaze: More-than-human harms of digital crime control' #digitalcriminology #bigdata #policing #morethanhuman dsg.unibo.it/it/eventi/policin

  35. Very honoured to give one of the keynotes next week at this great workshop at the Legal Sciences Departement at the University of Bologna. The title of my speech is: 'Shifting the criminological gaze: More-than-human harms of digital crime control' #digitalcriminology #bigdata #policing #morethanhuman dsg.unibo.it/it/eventi/policin

  36. Very honoured to give one of the keynotes next week at this great workshop at the Legal Sciences Departement at the University of Bologna. The title of my speech is: 'Shifting the criminological gaze: More-than-human harms of digital crime control' #digitalcriminology #bigdata #policing #morethanhuman dsg.unibo.it/it/eventi/policin