How the Earth Feels: A Conversation with Dana Luciano

Cécile Roudeau

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Posthumanist Ethics and Activism Ecocriticism and Environmental Literature Earth Systems and Cosmic Evolution

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Cécile Roudeau: The starting point of How the Earth Feels, your new book project, provocatively appeals to the sensory, cognitive and agential capacities of the earth’s inorganic elements and proposes to gauge the emotional, corporeal and intellectual impact of this assumption on us, humans. One dimension of your project will intersect with the notion of “deep time” insofar as it considers how the agency of rocks, earth, water, may recast our beliefs in human agency across time. Could you te...

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