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Social Natures
Social Natures
by Rice, Jennifer L. , Meehan, Katharine
in geographers, like Demeritt holding that social construction ‐ involves a coproduction, beyond strictly human kinship “Scientific knowledge” / modes of explaining social natures in geography ‐ lingering challenges / more‐than‐human subjectivity ‐ subjection of women in biomedical practices / neighborhoods, poor enclaves of employment ‐ migrants from southern Mexico and Central America, pepper Tijuana's steep canyons with rickety shacks, and crumbling roads / scholars, drawing on Karl Marx ‐ theorizing environmental ills, distinction between productionists and other eco‐Marxists / sewage, a natural and social object ‐ Columbus and Tijuana, wastewater problems / site ontology of social natures ‐ an approach that treats social natures as “dynamically composed” / social natures, downtown Columbus, Ohio ‐ along the banks of the Scioto River, sign broadcasting, “WARNING: Combined Sewer Overflow” / Tijuana's “renegade” runoff ‐ puzzling social research, ironies and tragedies of underdevelopment in Tijuana / Tijuana, expanding desert city, of 2 million people ‐ over 200 informal settlements, limited water supply, uncontrolled urban runoff and wealth disparity
2011
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by Rice, Jennifer L. , Meehan, Katharine
in geographers, like Demeritt holding that social construction ‐ involves a coproduction, beyond strictly human kinship “Scientific knowledge” / modes of explaining social natures in geography ‐ lingering challenges / more‐than‐human subjectivity ‐ subjection of women in biomedical practices / neighborhoods, poor enclaves of employment ‐ migrants from southern Mexico and Central America, pepper Tijuana's steep canyons with rickety shacks, and crumbling roads / scholars, drawing on Karl Marx ‐ theorizing environmental ills, distinction between productionists and other eco‐Marxists / sewage, a natural and social object ‐ Columbus and Tijuana, wastewater problems / site ontology of social natures ‐ an approach that treats social natures as “dynamically composed” / social natures, downtown Columbus, Ohio ‐ along the banks of the Scioto River, sign broadcasting, “WARNING: Combined Sewer Overflow” / Tijuana's “renegade” runoff ‐ puzzling social research, ironies and tragedies of underdevelopment in Tijuana / Tijuana, expanding desert city, of 2 million people ‐ over 200 informal settlements, limited water supply, uncontrolled urban runoff and wealth disparity
2011
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by Rice, Jennifer L. , Meehan, Katharine
in geographers, like Demeritt holding that social construction ‐ involves a coproduction, beyond strictly human kinship “Scientific knowledge” / modes of explaining social natures in geography ‐ lingering challenges / more‐than‐human subjectivity ‐ subjection of women in biomedical practices / neighborhoods, poor enclaves of employment ‐ migrants from southern Mexico and Central America, pepper Tijuana's steep canyons with rickety shacks, and crumbling roads / scholars, drawing on Karl Marx ‐ theorizing environmental ills, distinction between productionists and other eco‐Marxists / sewage, a natural and social object ‐ Columbus and Tijuana, wastewater problems / site ontology of social natures ‐ an approach that treats social natures as “dynamically composed” / social natures, downtown Columbus, Ohio ‐ along the banks of the Scioto River, sign broadcasting, “WARNING: Combined Sewer Overflow” / Tijuana's “renegade” runoff ‐ puzzling social research, ironies and tragedies of underdevelopment in Tijuana / Tijuana, expanding desert city, of 2 million people ‐ over 200 informal settlements, limited water supply, uncontrolled urban runoff and wealth disparity
2011

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Social Natures

Rice, Jennifer L.,
Meehan, Katharine
2011
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This chapter contains sections titled: Introduction Producing Nature Unsettling the Social A Site Ontology of Social Natures Material Worlds, Emerging Politics, and Concluding Thoughts References
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geographers, like Demeritt holding that social construction ‐ involves a coproduction, beyond strictly human kinship “Scientific knowledge”

/ modes of explaining social natures in geography ‐ lingering challenges

/ more‐than‐human subjectivity ‐ subjection of women in biomedical practices

/ neighborhoods, poor enclaves of employment ‐ migrants from southern Mexico and Central America, pepper Tijuana's steep canyons with rickety shacks, and crumbling roads

/ scholars, drawing on Karl Marx ‐ theorizing environmental ills, distinction between productionists and other eco‐Marxists

/ sewage, a natural and social object ‐ Columbus and Tijuana, wastewater problems

/ site ontology of social natures ‐ an approach that treats social natures as “dynamically composed”

/ social natures, downtown Columbus, Ohio ‐ along the banks of the Scioto River, sign broadcasting, “WARNING: Combined Sewer Overflow”

/ Tijuana's “renegade” runoff ‐ puzzling social research, ironies and tragedies of underdevelopment in Tijuana

/ Tijuana, expanding desert city, of 2 million people ‐ over 200 informal settlements, limited water supply, uncontrolled urban runoff and wealth disparity

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1405189770, 9781405189774

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