It is not a new idea to suggest that our twenty-first-century technologies of data collection are
changing who we are. The idea of selfhood—already under scrutiny by philosophers and …

This paper maps and builds relations between posthumanism and the field of archaeology,
arguing for vital and promising connections between the two. Posthuman insights on post …

The topic of 'deep time'has recently gained attention in the field of environmental humanities.
In contrast, heritage studies have a narrower focus on the role of the past in the present. This …

The study of agricultural origins has been revolutionized by genomic science. Whole
genome sequencing of plant domesticates opens a door to multiple new approaches by …

This keynote discusses how human-animal relationships can be studied as entanglements
to understand more of the situatedness of human and animal bodies and lives. It provides a …

What can a body do? To answer Baruch Spinoza's question, we engage with posthumanist
feminist concepts of nomadic subjectivity and relations with non-humans. Through an …

Critical feminist Posthumanism provides novel ways of dealing with bodies as material-
discursive phenomena. As such, bodies come about, change and dissolve by re-workings of …

In the face of planetary environmental degradation, most agree that societal transformation
is necessary. Yet it seems that it is easier today to imagine the end of the world, and even …

Australian rock art research, management and advocacy have enjoyed significant shaping
by female practitioners. The strong and enduring female participation and shaping of rock art …

In Deep Past–Deep Futures Felix Riede favourably raises the questions of how the
humanities, particularly archaeology and heritage studies, can meet the planetary …