Disciplines
Other Humanities (50%); Geosciences (30%); Linguistics and Literature (20%)
Keywords
- Senses,
- Aesthetics,
- More-Than-Human,
- Environmental Crises,
- Justice,
- Collaboration
Abstract
Drawing on perspectives from the environmental humanities, sensory studies, and visual culture
studies, Sensory Aesthetics of the More-than-Human in Crisis contributes to ongoing scholarly
attempts to understand the more-than-human in a time of crisis. The book brings together case
studies focused on air, fire, plants, and animals, demonstrating how sensory engagement can
mobilize human action and promote a new philosophy toward the more-than-human
world. Additionally, the book adds to climate-conscious research methodologies and ethical
approaches, with each chapter helping to formulate frameworks for building a better
understanding of such crises, and forging community solidarities from an interdisciplinary
perspective within sensory studies.