Being together in place: Indigenous co-existence in a more than human world

Sarah Wright

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Geographies of human-animal interactions Posthumanist Ethics and Activism Indigenous and Place-Based Education

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In their seminal new book, Soren Larsen and Jay Johnson invite the reader to engage deeply with place, to learn from place and to reflect upon what it might mean to heed its call. Place convenes ou...

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