Geosocial Polar Futures and the Material Geopolitics of Frozen Soils
Polar soils are sites of and for promissory investment and speculative intent. To reappraise the ways in which we “think-with” soils in the polar regions, both materially and conceptually, we link our efforts to calls to think “beyond existing dependencies of social worlds upon particular geological...
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fthollowaycris:oai:pure.royalholloway.ac.uk:publications/3b6d6fee-dc32-47c2-949f-48c9c2a05d3c 2024-06-09T07:43:21+00:00 Geosocial Polar Futures and the Material Geopolitics of Frozen Soils Dodds, Klaus Salazar, Juan Salazar, Juan Granjou, Celine Kearnes, Matthew Krzywoszynska, Anna Tironi, Manuel 2020-07-23 application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document https://rhul.elsevierpure.com/en/publications/3b6d6fee-dc32-47c2-949f-48c9c2a05d3c https://pure.royalholloway.ac.uk/ws/files/37474441/08_DoddsSALAZAR_CH8_jfs.docx eng eng Bloomsbury Academic https://rhul.elsevierpure.com/en/publications/3b6d6fee-dc32-47c2-949f-48c9c2a05d3c urn:ISBN:9781350109575 info:eu-repo/semantics/restrictedAccess Dodds , K & Salazar , J 2020 , Geosocial Polar Futures and the Material Geopolitics of Frozen Soils . in J Salazar , C Granjou , M Kearnes , A Krzywoszynska & M Tironi (eds) , Thinking with Soils : Material Politics and Social Theory . Bloomsbury Academic , London , pp. 123-140 . Polar Soils Permafrost Ice Thawing Geosocial futures Geopolitics Frozen bookPart 2020 fthollowaycris 2024-05-16T14:01:10Z Polar soils are sites of and for promissory investment and speculative intent. To reappraise the ways in which we “think-with” soils in the polar regions, both materially and conceptually, we link our efforts to calls to think “beyond existing dependencies of social worlds upon particular geological strata and to imagine alternative ‘geosocial’ futures” (Clark and Yusoff 2017: 3). This has implications for thinking about a novel “geo-logic” of the polar regions (Salazar 2019). Drawing on the notion of “geosocialities,” which Palsson and Swanson define as “the commingling of the geologic and the social and the sensibilities involved” (2016: 151), we also wish to picture the intricacies of geology in its relation to social life. In the case of the Arctic region, as Michael Bravo has shown, dominant discourses of Arctic geopolitics and geosocialities are often too blind to the realities of life in the Arctic as peoples and ecosystems are persistently trivialized or where an alternative arrangement of imaginings of a habitable Arctic interwoven with densely linked networks of Inuit routes, rich and deep in cultural meanings, is often rendered invisible (Bravo and Sörlin 2002; Bravo 2018). Book Part Arctic Ice inuit permafrost Royal Holloway, University of London research portal Arctic |
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Polar soils are sites of and for promissory investment and speculative intent. To reappraise the ways in which we “think-with” soils in the polar regions, both materially and conceptually, we link our efforts to calls to think “beyond existing dependencies of social worlds upon particular geological strata and to imagine alternative ‘geosocial’ futures” (Clark and Yusoff 2017: 3). This has implications for thinking about a novel “geo-logic” of the polar regions (Salazar 2019). Drawing on the notion of “geosocialities,” which Palsson and Swanson define as “the commingling of the geologic and the social and the sensibilities involved” (2016: 151), we also wish to picture the intricacies of geology in its relation to social life. In the case of the Arctic region, as Michael Bravo has shown, dominant discourses of Arctic geopolitics and geosocialities are often too blind to the realities of life in the Arctic as peoples and ecosystems are persistently trivialized or where an alternative arrangement of imaginings of a habitable Arctic interwoven with densely linked networks of Inuit routes, rich and deep in cultural meanings, is often rendered invisible (Bravo and Sörlin 2002; Bravo 2018). |
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Geosocial Polar Futures and the Material Geopolitics of Frozen Soils |
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Dodds , K & Salazar , J 2020 , Geosocial Polar Futures and the Material Geopolitics of Frozen Soils . in J Salazar , C Granjou , M Kearnes , A Krzywoszynska & M Tironi (eds) , Thinking with Soils : Material Politics and Social Theory . Bloomsbury Academic , London , pp. 123-140 . |
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