Strathern beyond the Human: Testimony of a Spore

Theory, Culture and Society 31 (2-3):221-241 (2014)
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Abstract

How might Strathernian comparison extend anthropology beyond human exceptionalism? This essay explores how a fungal spore might guide attention to more-than-human nature. The exercise allows us to reflect on knowledge tools we use for understanding human as well as nonhuman social relations.

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