Issue 6
Approaching Digital Anthropocene(s): A Double Vision
edited by James Maguire, Astrid Oberborbeck Andersen, and Rachel Douglas Jones
AFTERWORD. Digital Anthropocene: Computing an Epoch in the Making
Jennifer Gabrys
PDF | Pages: 103–110
INTRODUCTION. Approaching Digital Anthropocene(s): A Double Vision
James Maguire, Astrid Oberborbeck Andersen and Rachel Douglas-Jones
PDF | Pages: i–ixi
Biotechnology and the Climate Emergency: Speculating with Grow Your Own Cloud
James Maguire, Cyrus Clarke and Monika Seyfried
PDF | Pages: 80–102
New in the Blog Series
Our new series, Other Terms, Other Conditions has been launched! It brings together contributions that introduce non-English terms to disrupt established modes of theorising in so-called Western sciences. The aim of the editors, Endre Dányi, Clément Dréano and Gergely Mohácsi, is to contribute to the discussion on the political and theoretical effects of traversing between English and other languages. In the first entry, Jakkrit Sangkhamanee and Casper Bruun Jensen take the reader to Thailand where terms like curry (Kaeng; แกง) are meant to cause confusion and subversion during democratic protests.
- Roaming-with quiltros
- The Road To Hell Is Paved With Good Intentions
- Affidarsi
- Exploring languaging through an ontological register
- Performative Liveness in Doing Yolŋu Aboriginal Language.