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Tags: historical geographer, topic: geographical frontiers, topic: nature / culture

A historical geographer interested in the history of modernity and modern spaces, studying modernity in transnational perspective, geographical frontiers and the nature/culture divide.

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The dual status of cats as both predator and companion requires a new ecology
"Unlike other companion species, the cat maintains liminal status as both a domestic and a wild animal."
Poetic activism – painting a picture
"The words were a micro-version of themselves I suppose – they created a slightly different world for me to inhabit."
How birds are used to reveal the future
"The 'reading' of birds is related to a sophisticated understanding of ecological relationships."
The search for new words to make us care about the climate crisis
"It’s easy to feel weighed down by the discourse, but maybe we’ve simply been using the wrong words."

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