Nathan Snaza’s scientific contributions

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Animate Literacies: Literature, Affect, and the Politics of Humanism
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August 2019

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Nathan Snaza

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... Beyond my role as designer and instructor, I approached each meeting of the course as an emergent "literacy situation" (Snaza, 2019), where various human agencies (12 students and myself), but also a myriad of nonhuman actants (both animate and inanimate), were assembled and produced unique and ephemeral literacy events through intra-active entanglements (Barad, 2007). By taking part in these pedagogical invitations, both the students and myself were open to experience moments of "bewilderment" (Snaza, 2019), becoming perceptually, imaginatively, and emotionally affected by the literacy event in such a way that anthropocentric subjective formations, ultimately stemming from the "anthropological machine" of humanistic education (Agamben, 2004;Lewis & Kahn, 2010;Snaza, 2013), could be disrupted and eventually overcome (Ribó, 2023a). ...

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Beyond the Dhamma: Cultivating More-Than-Human Sustain-abilities Through Buddhist Stories in Thailand
Animate Literacies: Literature, Affect, and the Politics of Humanism
  • Citing Book
  • August 2019