Into Eternity

Leila Dawney; Julian Brigstocke

Into Eternity

Leila Dawney, Julian Brigstocke

University of Brighton

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We live in times of social, mental and environmental crisis. Can we learn to listen better to voices that escape the usual registers of meaning? Can doing so help us address these multiple ecological crises? The contributions to this book search for more sustainable, creative, and empowering relationships with the nonhuman and more-than-human world. The extensively illustrated collection of essays, stories, songs, drawings, and colour photographs explores creative ways of listening with the materials, energies and vitality of non-human life. Drawing on poetry, political activism, art, and academic research, the essays search for new ways of inhabiting a damaged world.

Original language	English
Title of host publication	Listening with non-human others
Editors	J. Brigstocke, T. Noorani
Place of Publication	Lewes, UK
Publisher	ARN Press
Pages	75-84
Number of pages	10
ISBN (Print)	9780957588219
Publication status	Published - 1 Dec 2016

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