CITATIONAL KINSHIP
Our philosophy and practice draws from an interest in the materiality, malleability and morphology of the body in active dialogue with place. Writerly practices and theoretical fields that we have found delightfully supportive and illustrative of such ongoing discoveries traverse landscapes such as Environmental Humanities, Eco Somatics, Deep Mapping, Radical Empathy, Hydrocorporeality, Care, Experimental Heritage, Perceptual Place-based Methodologies, Eco Feminism and Land Justice. Below are a few openings in the form of wordings, articulating thresholds of sensory scholarship and illuminating their presence through active readership, resonance and curiosity....enjoy!
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hydrocorporeality
Neimanis, A. (2016) Bodies of Water: Posthuman Feminist Phenomenology. Bloomsbury Academic, London
Perera, S. 2013. Oceanic Corpo-geographies, Refugee Bodies and the Making and Unmaking of Waters. Feminist Review. 103, pp 58-79
Runcie, C. 2019. Salt on Your Tongue: Women and the Sea. Canongate Books Ltd
Werry, M. (2016) Sea-change : Performing a fluid continent, Performance Research, 21:2, 90-95,DOI: 10.1080/13528165.2016.1173926
Eco Somatics
Alexander, K. and Kampe, T. (2017) 'Bodily undoing: somatics as practices of critique’, Journal of Dance & Somatic Practices, 9 (1), pp. 3-12.
Paula Kramer (2012) Bodies, Rivers, Rocks and Trees: Meeting agentic materiality in contemporary outdoor dance practices, Performance Research, 17:4, 83-91, DOI: 10.1080/13528165.2012.712316
Malone et al (2020),
Shimmering with Deborah Rose: Posthuman theory- making with feminist ecophilosophers and social ecologists. Australian Journal of Environmental Education , 36, 129–145
Deep Mapping
Biggs , I. (2010) Deep mapping as an ‘essaying’ of place https://www.iainbiggs.co.uk/text-deep-mapping-as-an-essaying-of-place/
KAvanagh, E. Layers in the Landscape deep mapping project, https://www.geomythkavanagh.com/layers-in-the-landscape
Springett, S. (2015) Going Deeper or Flatter: Connecting Deep Mapping, Flat Ontologies and the Democratizing of Knowledge Humanities, 4, 623–636; doi:10.3390/h4040623