Posthuman Ecologies

Through specific readings and uses of Deleuze's conceptual apparatus, this volume examines the operation of human-actioned systems as complex and heterogeneous arenas of affection and accountability.

1. Rosi Braidotti and Simone Bignall - Introduction: posthuman systems / 2. Iris Van der Tuin - Deleuze and diffraction / 3. Jussi Parikka - Cartographies of environmental arts / 4. Andrej Radman - Involutionary architecture: unyoking coherence from congruence / 5. Elizabeth de Freitas - Love of learning: amorous and fatal / 6. James Williams - Time and the posthuman / 7. Sean Bowden - 'Becoming-equal to the act': the temporal structure of action and agential responsibility / 8. Suzanne McCullagh - Heterogeneous collectivities and the capacity to act: conceptualising nonhumans in the political sphere / 9. Simone Bignall and Daryle Rigney - Indigeneity, posthumanism and nomad thought: transforming colonial ecologies / 10. Thomas Nail - Kinopolitics: borders in motion / 11. Gregory Flaxman - Out of control: from political economy to political ecology / 12. Jon Roffe - Economic systems and the problematic character of price / 13. Edward Mussawir - A modification in the subject of right: Deleuze, jurisprudence and the diagram of bees in Roman law / 14. Myra Hird and Kathryn Yusoff - Lines of shite: microbial-mineral chatter in the Anthropocene