… cryopolitics to encompass Indigenous residents’ experiences of an increasingly “liquescent”
politics of everyday life … Going beyond melt as a defining narrative of ice loss is also a means …

… Cryopolitics: Frozen Life in a Melting World … life and better captures the liminal biological
state of frozen organic material. Building on and extending the existing debate on cryopolitics, I …

… in a melting world of global warming. … freezing technologies while the world is on fire. There
is of course a particular irony associated with focusing on cryotechnology in a melting world (…

… by metrics such as ice melt and surface area exposure but something that speaks to the
connections between ice and the life-worlds of others. In her account of life on either side of the …

… This article relies on theoretical work on cryopolitics and … As noted by Thompson, we currently
live “in a world chronically … “natural” ice (ice that is melting as well as ice crystals that are …

… Thus, cryopolitics is defined by strategies that seek to arrest processes of decay and dying,
establishing a new form of life by exposing organisms (or rather bits of their bodies) to a new …

… Cryopolitics is the story of how the earth’s frozen states have come to … frozen soils is attentive
to what we call the everyday volumetrics of life and how it is being altered by thaw and melt. …

… But beyond the inside boundaries of the cryobank and the cell wall, the unpredictable forces
of melting produce ruptures in cryopolitical life – discontinuities which disrupt the linearity of …

Henry Richard Maar III gives the reader the most definitive study yet of the nuclear weapons
freeze movement and its impact on the arms race in the 1980s.(Full disclosure: As the chief …

… technologies of freezing have recently argued that “cryopolitics” … operates by the principle
to “make live and not let die” (Friedrich … In Cryopolitics: Frozen life in a melting world, edited by …