Writing with rocks
Gender Work and Organization· 2020-11-17· article· 32 citationsclosed
Posthumanist Ethics and ActivismArtistic and Creative ResearchEcocriticism and Environmental Literature
Abstract
Abstract Rocks. Geological forces across time and space. Non‐human beings. Humans. Affect material encounters with rocks. Connecting. Being. Writing… From the Artic to Eastern Finland. From Sydney to Kangaroo Island, Australia. From the north to the south, and back again. Corporeal, affective. These rocks live with and through us. Touching rocks—rocks touch us. Bodies—rocks, co‐constituted in life. Disrupting. Non‐violent. Ethico‐political acts of writing. Writing rocks. Humans become geologic forces. Care. Response‐able.
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Anu Valtonen, Alison Pullen (2020). Writing with rocks. Gender Work and Organization. https://doi.org/10.1111/gwao.12579
@article{anu2020writing,
title = {Writing with rocks},
author = {Valtonen, Anu and Pullen, Alison},
year = {2020},
journal = {Gender Work and Organization},
doi = {10.1111/gwao.12579}
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