Chapter Three The Cellphone-in-the-Countryside: On Some of the Ironic Spatialities of Technonatures

Chapters in this book

1. Front Matter i
2. Contents v
3. Preface vii
4. Acknowledgments ix
5. Inhabiting Technonatural Time/Spaces 1
6. Conceptualizing Technonatural Time/Spaces
7. Governing Environmental Flows: Ecological Modernization in Technonatural Time/Spaces 33
8. Circulations and Metabolisms: (Hybrid) Natures and (Cyborg) Cities 61
9. The Cellphone-in-the-Countryside: On Some of the Ironic Spatialities of Technonatures 85
10. Living Cities: Toward a Politics of Conviviality 105
11. Experiencing Technonatural Cultures
12. Boundaries and Border Wars: DES, Technology, and Environmental Justice 125
13. Critical Mass: How Built Bodies Can Help Forge Environmental Futures 149
14. Living Between Nature and Technology: The Suburban Constitution of Environmentalism in Australia 167
15. Technonatural Present-Futures
16. The Property Boundaries/Boundary Properties in Technonature Studies: “Inventing the Future” 193
17. Fluid Architectures: Ecologies of Hybrid Urbanism 215
18. A Post-Industrial Green Economy: The New Productive Forces and the Crisis of the Academic Left 239
19. Contributors 259
20. Index 265
21. Environmental Humanities Series 268
22. Titles in the Environmental Humanities Series 269