Global Dimension

Morton’s concept describes vast entities like climate change that are distributed across time and space, influencing environmental thinking and collective action.

Haraway’s idea highlights interconnected relationships between humans, non-humans, and technology, shaping ecological and social understanding.

Latour’s framework views humans and non-humans as equal actors in networks, explaining how relationships shape knowledge and action.

Simpson’s concept emphasises Indigenous knowledge and resurgence through storytelling, activism, and cultural revitalisation.

Kimmerer uses the Windigo metaphor to explore greed, consumption, and the need for ecological reciprocity.

Le Guin reimagines storytelling as a container for shared experiences, centring collaboration over heroism.