Digital Ecologies

Mediating More-Than-Human Worlds

Häftad, Engelska, 2024

AvJonathon Turnbull,Adam Searle,Henry Anderson-Elliott,Eva Haifa Giraud

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Digital ecologies draws together leading social science and humanities scholars to examine how digital media are reshaping the futures of conservation, environmentalism, and ecological politics. The book offers an overview of the emerging field of interdisciplinary digital ecologies research by mapping key debates and issues in the field, with original empirical chapters exploring how livestreams, sensors, mobile technologies, social media platforms, and software are reconfiguring life in profound ways. The collection traverses contexts ranging from animal exercise apps, to surveillance systems on the high seas, and is organised around the themes of encounters, governance, and assemblages. Digital ecologies also includes an agenda-setting intervention by the book’s editors, and three closing chapter-length provocations by leading scholars in digital geographies, the environmental humanities, and media theory that set out trajectories for future research.

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Utgivningsdatum2024-12-03
Mått234 x 156 x 16 mm
Vikt420 g
FormatHäftad
SpråkEngelska
Antal sidor296
FörlagManchester University Press
ISBN9781526188601

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Jonathon Turnbull is a postdoctoral researcher in the School of Geography and the Environment at the University of OxfordAdam Searle is a University Research Fellow in the School of Geography at the University of NottinghamHenry Anderson-Elliott is an independent scholar, previously based in the School of Geography at the University of OxfordEva Haifa Giraud is Senior Lecturer in Digital Media and Society at the University of Sheffield.

Introduction: What is digital ecologies? - Adam Searle, Eva Haifa Giraud, Jonathon Turnbull, and Henry Anderson-ElliottPart I: Digital encounters1 Running wild: Encountering digital animals through exercise apps – Bill Adams, 2 Chris Sandbrook, and Emma Tait2 Digital sonic ecologies: Encountering the non-human through digital sound recordings – Hannah Hunter, Sandra Jasper and Jonathan Prior3 Trap-cam of care: Conservation and the digital ecology of online lobster entrapment – Jon Henrik Ziegler Remme4 Our Chicken Life: Byproductive labour in the digital flock – Catherine OliverPart II: Digital Governance5 On-bird surveillance: Albatrosses, sensors, and the lively governance of marine ecologies – Oscar Hartman Davies and Jamie Lorimer6 #AmazonFires and the online composition of ecological politics – Liliana Bounegru, Jonathan Gray and Gabriele Colombo7 Children and young people's digital climate action in Australia: Co-belonging with place, ecology and Country – Jess McLean and Lara Newman8 “Saving the knowledge helps to save the seed”: Generating a collaborative seed data project in London – Sophia Doyle and Katharine DowPart III: Digital Assemblages9 Programming nature as infrastructure in the smart forest city – Jennifer Gabrys10 Ecological computationality: Cognition, recursivity, and a more-than-human political actor - Andrew C. Dwyer11 Mediated natures: Towards an integrated framework of analogue and digital ecologies – Mari AroldPart IV: Digital Ecological DirectionsAfterword 1 Digital ecologies and digital geographies – Gillian RoseAfterword 2 Making digital ecologies visible – Dolly Jørgensen and Finn Arne JørgensenAfterword 3 Finding the media in digital ecologies – Eva Haifa GiraudIndex