The Entangled Nature of Work: Histories of Humans and Nonhuman Labor

IF 0.5 3区历史学 Q1 HISTORY

International Labor and Working-Class History Pub Date : 2023-12-22 DOI:10.1017/s0147547923000443

Thomas Fleischman

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Abstract

A survey of recent works of labor and environment reveal the centrality of hybridity to analyses of human and nonhuman natures. These are most apparent in analyses of labor, technology, and nature. While ways of knowing nature amongst the powerful have been oriented toward the ever-greater domination of workers and nonhuman nature, interspecies entanglements and solidarity erupt through the marginal, overlooked spaces. Taken together, the books included in this review suggest a way toward finding alternative, more just futures for living alongside nonhuman nature.

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工作的纠缠本质：人类和非人类劳动的历史

对近期有关劳动与环境的作品进行的调查显示，混合性是分析人类和非人类本性的核心。这在对劳动、技术和自然的分析中最为明显。虽然强权者认识自然的方式一直是以对工人和非人类自然日益增长的统治为导向，但物种间的纠葛和团结却通过边缘、被忽视的空间爆发出来。综上所述，这篇书评中的几本书提出了一种方法，即寻找另一种更公正的未来，与非人类自然共存。

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