Cultural Geographies· 2014Q1
Geologic subjects: nonhuman origins, geomorphic aesthetics and the art of becoming <i>in</i> human
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This paper argues that human subjectivity is not solely human-derived but emerges from a complex interplay with nonhuman and inhuman forces, as evidenced by prehistoric rock art.
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