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In light of the “global society of extinction”―a term that reflects the dire trajectory of humanity’s ecological footprint and its profound implications for our present―there is an urgent need to reevaluate our relationships with other living entities. This book proposes a new ontological paradigm of coexistence, termed “becoming-into-others” (BIO), which delves into themes of life transformation, extinction, symbiosis, and becoming-with. It aims to explore, analyze, and bolster arguments in favor of innovative cohabitation methods with the diverse inhabitants of Earth. As the world faces escalating species extinction, increasing urbanization, reduction of habitats, and widespread pollution, engaging in continuous thought and action toward planetary regeneration becomes imperative. This requires rethinking potential connections and fostering interconnections to enhance coexistence among all life forms. Thus, the ontological framework of BIO must evolve to embrace a more inclusive concept: the emergence of “others coming into being.”
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Ana Laura Arellano-Zamudio is an Independent Researcher in Animals and Gender Studies and holds a PhD in Critical Gender Studies.
Jorge Vélez-Vega is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Center for Research and Teaching in Economics (CIDE) and holds a PhD in Philosophy from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM).
David Arellano-Gault is a Professor at CIDE in Mexico City and holds a PhD in Public Administration from the University of Colorado.
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Hardback. Condición: New. Defines life as an ongoing process formed through dynamic connections among living beings, their environments, and the nonliving, in which life continually changes and transforms.What is BIO? Usually used as a prefix before words such as logic, technology, mechanics, and mimetic, bio encompasses and brings together everything that can be recognized as life, as well as the connections and interconnections it establishes with the nonliving and the nonmaterial. In this way, life could not be known without the multiple connections and interconnections, which also act as a contrast and reflective counterpoint to life itself. Abstracted from its reality, life seems to be something that exists or simply is. However, as a flow that connects and interconnects diachronically and synchronically, life is something that is always becoming, at the same time that it is ceasing to be. It is therefore important to reflect on the prefix bio, understood as life, as a way in which one becomes. Thus, the living is not something that just exists, but rather something that changes, as it becomes something else.Now, if life comes to and ceases to exist, it is due to the different connections and interconnections that arise internally-externally/micro-macroscopically between living things, as well as with their environments that include the nonliving and the nonmaterial. Through these connections and interconnections, living beings can change and, in any case, transform themselves. These changes and transformations do not occur in empty space, but within or in the middle of a place (a pond), a container (the stomach of a ruminant), or in a specific area (a coniferous forest). The connections and interconnections that living beings establish can be directed toward something or someone, because they do not live outside an environment (like the kingfisher, which relates to trees, lakes, or rivers; the fish and crustaceans it eats; the wind that allows it to move; and the water in which it dives).Hence, rather than living under the subjection of external conditions, the living have an interest in fostering their connections and interconnections in other ways. In this sense, the concreteness of life, that is, the living in each particular case, shows in its abstraction that life itself changes and transforms within an environment, by directing itself toward something or someone in which one has a specific interest. Nº de ref. del artículo: LU-9781839998485
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Becoming-Into-Others (Bio) : An Interdisciplinary Approach to Problems Concerning Life
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Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Defines life as an ongoing process formed through dynamic connections among living beings, their environments, and the nonliving, in which life continually changes and transforms.What is BIO Usually used as a prefix before words such as logic, technology, mechanics, and mimetic, bio encompasses and brings together everything that can be recognized as life, as well as the connections and interconnections it establishes with the nonliving and the nonmaterial. In this way, life could not be known without the multiple connections and interconnections, which also act as a contrast and reflective counterpoint to life itself. Abstracted from its reality, life seems to be something that exists or simply is. However, as a flow that connects and interconnects diachronically and synchronically, life is something that is always becoming, at the same time that it is ceasing to be. It is therefore important to reflect on the prefix bio, understood as life, as a way in which one becomes. Thus, the living is not something that just exists, but rather something that changes, as it becomes something else.Now, if life comes to and ceases to exist, it is due to the different connections and interconnections that arise internally-externally/micro-macroscopically between living things, as well as with their environments that include the nonliving and the nonmaterial. Through these connections and interconnections, living beings can change and, in any case, transform themselves. These changes and transformations do not occur in empty space, but within or in the middle of a place (a pond), a container (the stomach of a ruminant), or in a specific area (a coniferous forest). The connections and interconnections that living beings establish can be directed toward something or someone, because they do not live outside an environment (like the kingfisher, which relates to trees, lakes, or rivers; the fish and crustaceans it eats; the wind that allows it to move; and the water in which it dives).Hence, rather than living under the subjection of external conditions, the living have an interest in fostering their connections and interconnections in other ways. In this sense, the concreteness of life, that is, the living in each particular case, shows in its abstraction that life itself changes and transforms within an environment, by directing itself toward something or someone in which one has a specific interest. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9781839998485
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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. Defines life as an ongoing process formed through dynamic connections among living beings, their environments, and the nonliving, in which life continually changes and transforms.In light of the 'global society of extinction' a term that reflects the dire trajectory of humanitys ecological footprint and its profound implications for our present there is an urgent need to reevaluate our relationships with other living entities. This book proposes a new ontological paradigm of coexistence, termed 'becoming-into-others' (BIO), which delves into themes of life transformation, extinction, symbiosis, and becoming-with. It aims to explore, analyse, and bolster arguments in favour of innovative cohabitation methods with the diverse inhabitants of Earth. As the world faces escalating species extinction, increasing urbanisation, reduction of habitats, and widespread pollution, engaging in continuous thought and action toward planetary regeneration becomes imperative. This requires rethinking potential connections and fostering interconnections to enhance coexistence among all life forms. Thus, the ontological framework of BIO must evolve to embrace a more inclusive concept: the emergence of 'others coming into being.'ReadershipThis book is essential for environmental scientists, policymakers, and activists seeking innovative strategies for sustainability and coexistence. It also appeals to academics and students in ecology, environmental studies, and organisation studies, providing a radical new perspective on our relationship with the natural world. As the world faces escalating species extinction, increasing urbanisation, and widespread pollution, this book advocates for a new paradigm of coexistence, 'becoming-into-others' (BIO). This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9781839998485
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Hardback. Condición: New. Defines life as an ongoing process formed through dynamic connections among living beings, their environments, and the nonliving, in which life continually changes and transforms.What is BIO? Usually used as a prefix before words such as logic, technology, mechanics, and mimetic, bio encompasses and brings together everything that can be recognized as life, as well as the connections and interconnections it establishes with the nonliving and the nonmaterial. In this way, life could not be known without the multiple connections and interconnections, which also act as a contrast and reflective counterpoint to life itself. Abstracted from its reality, life seems to be something that exists or simply is. However, as a flow that connects and interconnects diachronically and synchronically, life is something that is always becoming, at the same time that it is ceasing to be. It is therefore important to reflect on the prefix bio, understood as life, as a way in which one becomes. Thus, the living is not something that just exists, but rather something that changes, as it becomes something else.Now, if life comes to and ceases to exist, it is due to the different connections and interconnections that arise internally-externally/micro-macroscopically between living things, as well as with their environments that include the nonliving and the nonmaterial. Through these connections and interconnections, living beings can change and, in any case, transform themselves. These changes and transformations do not occur in empty space, but within or in the middle of a place (a pond), a container (the stomach of a ruminant), or in a specific area (a coniferous forest). The connections and interconnections that living beings establish can be directed toward something or someone, because they do not live outside an environment (like the kingfisher, which relates to trees, lakes, or rivers; the fish and crustaceans it eats; the wind that allows it to move; and the water in which it dives).Hence, rather than living under the subjection of external conditions, the living have an interest in fostering their connections and interconnections in other ways. In this sense, the concreteness of life, that is, the living in each particular case, shows in its abstraction that life itself changes and transforms within an environment, by directing itself toward something or someone in which one has a specific interest. Nº de ref. del artículo: LU-9781839998485
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