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*''“We must stop seeing tech and nature as sparring partners, and start concentrating on how helping them to dance.”'', Molly Flatt, BBC, 2015 | *''“We must stop seeing tech and nature as sparring partners, and start concentrating on how helping them to dance.”'', Molly Flatt, BBC, 2015 | ||
* ''“In the process [of making workable living arrangements], each organism changes everyone’s world. Bacteria made our oxygen atmosphere, and plants help maintain it. Plants live on land because fungi made soil by digesting rocks. As these examples suggest, world-making projects can overlap, allowing room for more than one species.”'', Anna Tsing | * ''“In the process [of making workable living arrangements], each organism changes everyone’s world. Bacteria made our oxygen atmosphere, and plants help maintain it. Plants live on land because fungi made soil by digesting rocks. As these examples suggest, world-making projects can overlap, allowing room for more than one species.”'', Anna Tsing | ||
*''“We forget that collaborative survival requires cross-species coordinations.”'', Anna Tsing | |||
*''Polyphony'': the style of simultaneously combining a number of parts, each forming an individual melody and harmonizing with each other. | |||
==Bibliography== | ==Bibliography== | ||