The Routledge Handbook of Social Studies of Outer Space (eBook, ePUB)

Redaktion: Salazar, Juan Francisco; Gorman, Alice

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

This book offers a state-of-the-art overview of contemporary social and cultural research on outer space. With over thirty contributors, it explores the question of why and how to study outer space and provides scholars, practitioners and upper-level students with novel perspectives and critical interventions on a wide range of debates.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Taylor & Francis
• Seitenzahl: 540
• Erscheinungstermin: 10. Juli 2023
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781000890648
• Artikelnr.: 68281969

Autorenporträt

Juan Francisco Salazar is an interdisciplinary researcher and documentary filmmaker. He is a Professor of Communications, Media, and Environment at Western Sydney University, Australia. Alice Gorman is an archaeologist and heritage consultant. She is an Associate Professor at Flinders University in Adelaide, Australia.

Inhaltsangabe

1. Social Studies of Outer Space: Pluriversal Articulations Part 1: Fields
2. Trilogie Terrestre 3. Refielding in More-Than-Terran Spaces 4. Space and
Time Through Material Culture: An Account of Space Archaeology 5.
Anthropology and Contemporary Space Exploration, with a Note on Hopi
Ladders 6. Planetary Ethnography in a "SpaceX Village": History, Borders,
and the Work of "Beyond" 7. The Spaces of Outer Space 8. Sociological
Approaches to Outer Space 9. Space Ethics 10. Other Worlds, Other Views:
Contemporary Artists and Space Exploration Part 2: Intersections and
Interventions 11. As Above, So Below: Space and Race in the Space Race 12.
A Chronopolitics of Outer Space: A Poetics of Tomorrowing 13. Feminist
Approaches to Outer Space: Engagements with Technology, Labour, and
Environment 14. The Iconography of the Astronaut as a Critical Enquiry of
Space Law 15. Diversity in Space 16. Mare Incognito: Live Performance Art
Linking Sleep with the Cosmos through Radio Waves Part 3: Colonial
Histories and Decolonial Futures 17. Celestial Relations with and as
Mil¿iyawuy, the Milky Way, the River of Stars 18. Coloniality and the
Cosmos 19. Safeguarding Indigenous Sky Rights from Colonial Exploitation
20. Anishinaabeg in Space 21. Earthless Astronomy, Landless Datasets, and
the Mining of the Future 22. Reconstellating Astroenvironmentalism:
Borders, Parks, and Other Cosmic Imaginaries 23. Divergent Extraterrestrial
Worlds: Navigating Cosmo-practices on Two Mountaintops in Thailand Part 4:
Objects, Infrastructures, Networks, and Systems 24. Glitch in Space 25.
Preparing for the "Internet Apocalypse": Data Centres and the Space Weather
Threat 26. Space Infrastructures and Networks of Control and Care 27.
Mexico Dreams of Satellites 28. Space Codes: The Astronaut and the
Architect Part 5: Cultures in Orbit/Life in Space 29. Cosmic Waters 30.
Unearthing Biosphere 2, Biosphere 2 as Un·Earthing 31. Living and Working
in "The Great Outdoors": Astronautics as Everyday Work in NASA's Skylab
Programme 32. Adapting to Space: The International Space Station
Archaeological Project 33. An Ethnography of an Extra-terrestrial Society:
The International Space Station 34. Plant Biologists and the International
Space Station: Institutionalising a Scientific Community 35. Whiteboards,
Dancing, Origami, Debate: The Importance of Practical Wisdom for
Astrophysicists and Instrument Scientists 36. Understanding the Question of
Whether to Message Extraterrestrial Intelligence 37. Astrobiology and the
Immanence of Life amidst Uncertainty 38. A Post-Geocentric Gravitography of
Human Culture