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Institutionalising Multispecies Justice

Institutionalising Multispecies Justice

Danielle Celermajer; Anthony Burke; Stefanie Fishel; Erin Fitz-Henry; Nicole Rogers; David Schlosberg; Christine Winter

Cambridge University Press
2025
sidottu
Multispecies Justice (MSJ) is a theory and practice seeking to correct the defects making dominant theories of justice incapable of responding to current and emerging planetary disruptions and extinctions. Multispecies Justice starts with the assumption that justice is not limited to humans but includes all Earth others, and the relationships that enable their functioning and flourishing. This Element describes and imagines a set of institutions, across all scales and in different spheres, that respect, revere, and care for the relationships that make life on Earth possible and allow all natural entities, humans included, to flourish. It draws attention to the prefigurative work happening within societies otherwise dominated by institutions characterised by Multispecies Injustice, demonstrating historical and ongoing practices of MSJ in different contexts. It then sketches speculative possibilities that expand on existing institutional reforms and are more fundamentally transformational. This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.
Institutionalising Multispecies Justice

Institutionalising Multispecies Justice

Danielle Celermajer; Anthony Burke; Stefanie Fishel; Erin Fitz-Henry; Nicole Rogers; David Schlosberg; Christine Winter

Cambridge University Press
2025
pokkari
Multispecies Justice (MSJ) is a theory and practice seeking to correct the defects making dominant theories of justice incapable of responding to current and emerging planetary disruptions and extinctions. Multispecies Justice starts with the assumption that justice is not limited to humans but includes all Earth others, and the relationships that enable their functioning and flourishing. This Element describes and imagines a set of institutions, across all scales and in different spheres, that respect, revere, and care for the relationships that make life on Earth possible and allow all natural entities, humans included, to flourish. It draws attention to the prefigurative work happening within societies otherwise dominated by institutions characterised by Multispecies Injustice, demonstrating historical and ongoing practices of MSJ in different contexts. It then sketches speculative possibilities that expand on existing institutional reforms and are more fundamentally transformational. This title is also available as Open Access on Cambridge Core.
Fitz-Albion's Letters to the Right Hon. William Pitt, and the Right Hon. Henry Addington, on the Subject of the Ministerial Pamphlet Entitled Cursory Remarks on the State of Parties, by a Near Observer
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Sir Henry IrvingA Record Of Over Twenty Years At The Lyceum (Edition1)
Sir Henry Irving: A record of over twenty years at the Lyceum presents a historical account of one of the most influential figures in English theatre, tracing his evolution as an actor and his legacy at the Lyceum Theatre. The book examines the shaping forces of theatrical life, including the discipline, hardship, and risk associated with performance as a career. The narrative opens with a look at Irving s early life and education, where his first encounters with the stage reflect a growing passion shaped by environment and determination. Attention is paid to the nature of theatrical training, which was often harsh, uncertain, and reliant on perseverance. The story captures how the actor honed his craft, made strategic choices, and cultivated relationships essential to professional growth. Through these reflections, the book sets the foundation for a deeper exploration of theatrical production, the cultural life of the Lyceum, and the interplay between artistic ambition and public expectation. It promises a portrayal not only of a career but of a changing era in drama and performance.
The Unfortunate Endeavours of Charles Henry Brown

The Unfortunate Endeavours of Charles Henry Brown

Terence FitzSimons

Peter Lang AG, Internationaler Verlag der Wissenschaften
2015
sidottu
This is the biography of a pioneer aeronaut, Charles Henry Brown, whose life-long obsession with aerostation took him from his native Great Britain to Australia and India. The story of his quest for recognition is deeply researched, while being told in an anti-generic mode – imagined dialogue, play scripts and speculative interventions. To date Brown’s story has not been told in any great detail, and in the few instances where his achievements have been noted the records are marred by inaccuracies. While the story is prima facie an historical biography it also highlights the travail and frustrations faced by the early aviation pioneers – in an age of innovation and advancement they were viewed by many in the scientific community, and the general public, as being no more than providers of novelty entertainment. Brown never accepted this role and had a greater vision of the future of aviation. Brown’s story also reflects the many interesting, and to us, peculiar aspects of contemporary Victorian society.