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This Introduction advances a more-than-human geography of breathing by examining how respiration connects humans, animals, and machines within shared yet politically unequal atmospheric ecologies. By analyzing the technological mediation and material entanglements of breath—from ventilators to toxic dust—we reframe breathing as an ethical practice of “breathing together” that challenges anthropocentric boundaries and reveals deep social vulnerabilities.

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Introduction: Breath and More-than-Human Geography

  • 动态工具书词条

  • 发表日期：

    2026年

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  • Maximilian Gregor Hepach,
  • Marijn Nieuwenhuis

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This Introduction advances a more-than-human geography of breathing by examining how respiration connects humans, animals, and machines within shared yet politically unequal atmospheric ecologies. By analyzing the technological mediation and material entanglements of breath—from ventilators to toxic dust—we reframe breathing as an ethical practice of “breathing together” that challenges anthropocentric boundaries and reveals deep social vulnerabilities.