Sound Knowledge and the Liminal : Oceanic Wellbeing in the Anthropocene
Sound Knowledge and the Liminal explores liminality as a key feature of life in the Anthropocene. Drawing on a 6-month research project conducted in Mājro, Marshall Islands, it not only contextualises existing continental literature on liminality with a Pacific-centred perspective but also proposes...
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2025
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