Taking-Place: Non-Representational Theories and Geography

Abstract

Contents: The promise of non-representational theories, Ben Anderson and Paul Harrison Part I Life: Vitalist geographies: life and the more-than-human, Beth Greenhough Forces of nature, forms of life: calibrating ethology and phenomenology, Hayden Lorimer Placing affective relations: uncertain geographies of pain, David Bissell Non-representational subjects?, John Wylie. Part II Representation: Representation and difference, Marcus Doel Representation and everyday use: how to feel things with words, Eric Laurier Language and the event. The unthought of appearing worlds, J-D. Dewsbury Testimony and the truth of the other, Paul Harrison. Interlude: 'The 27th letter': an interview with Nigel Thrift, Nigel Thrift, Paul Harrison and Ben Anderson. Part III Ethics: Thinking in transition: the affirmative refrain of experience/experiment, Derek P. McCormack Encountering O/other bodies: practice, emotion and ethics, Kirsten Simonsen 'Just being there a |' ethics, experimentation and the cultivation of care, Jonathan Darling Ethics and the non-human: the matterings of animal sentience in the meat industry, Emma Roe. Part IV Politics: Politics and difference, Arun Saldanha Working with multiples: a non-representational approach to environmental issues, Steve Hinchliffe Events, spontaneity and abrupt conditions, Keith Woodward Envisioning the future: ontology, time and the politics of non-representation, Mitch Rose Indexes.