This chapter examines the role of more-than-human agencies in shaping climate activism. It argues that plants, infrastructures, and material objects actively participate in social worlds. By foregrounding multispecies entanglements, the analysis redefines activism as relational, situated, and inseparable from ecological attachments.

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More-Than-Human Agencies and Social Research

  • Daniel Delatin Rodrigues

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This chapter examines the role of more-than-human agencies in shaping climate activism. It argues that plants, infrastructures, and material objects actively participate in social worlds. By foregrounding multispecies entanglements, the analysis redefines activism as relational, situated, and inseparable from ecological attachments.