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A Field Guide to the Ways of Being Alone
Field Guide No. 14 — Field Guides Twelve ways of keeping your own company among our Terran kin.
A hall of the Library
Field Guides to Being
Our growing shelf of field guides to nests, stars, nervous systems and the many ways of being alive, each one a gentle map for curious minds.
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A Field Guide to Nervous Systems
Field Guide No. 7 — Field Guides The jellyfish's net, the octopus's arms, the worm's 302 neurons.
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Neurodiversity Field Guide
Zine No. 3 — Foundations What the paradigm actually claims. What it means to say variation instead of disorder.
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A Field Guide to Third Nature
Field Guide No. 21 — Field Guides a support nobody named is a support nobody defends
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Under the Word
Field Guide No. 22 — Field Guides eighteen borrowed and invented words for Autistic joy, and what is actually holding each one up
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My Monotropic Galaxy
Field Guide No. 12 — Field Guides A deep field of one Autistic life, indexed like a sky.
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Ecologies Of Belonging Video Webinar
Star Stuff, Kinship, And Becoming Community https://www.thewiderexistence.co.uk/p/ecologies-of-belonging-video-webinar?utm_source=youtube
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Ecologies Of Belonging Video Webinar
This is the video of “Ecologies of Belonging: Star Stuff, Kinship and Becoming Community”, the talk we recorded for the EcoNeuro Symposium at the University of Oslo. We couldn’t be there in person,…
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Ecologies of Belonging
This is the written version of “Ecologies of Belonging: Star Stuff, Kinship and Becoming Community”, the talk we recorded for the EcoNeuro Symposium at the University of Oslo. We couldn’t be there in…
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What Does Neurodivergent Mean? A Plain-Language Guide
Neurodivergent means thinking, processing, learning and responding in ways that differ from the majority. A plain-language guide to what the word means, who it includes and what it is not.
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From the Edge of the Gyre: Yeats, Symphrenia and the Centre that Cannot Hold
An Autistic ADHD, symphrenic reading of Yeats’s “The Second Coming”: why the centre cannot hold, and how community without a centre can hold us instead.
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A Field Guide to Missing Names
Field Guide No. 25 — Field Guides Eleven pieces of work sorted not by how famous the person was but by how the name came off — because “she was not given credit” is not one event. It is five…
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Starlight
An Essay — Foundations This repository is public — every page, every tool, every error.
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Rainbow Serpents
An Essay — Foundations entropy increases in an isolated system — and the qualifier keeps falling off
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The Garden and the Stars
Zine No. 18 — Foundations on knowledge gardens, the commons, and how star stuff comes to know itself
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A Field Guide to Being a Tortoise
Field Guide No. 11 — Field Guides An arc that runs from the Moon to a graveyard to a beginning.
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A Field Guide to Nests
Field Guide No. 15 — Field Guides Sorted by where the labour actually goes — and the catalogue disagrees with the word.
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A Field Guide to Being a Shark
Field Guide No. 9 — Field Guides One clade, one body plan, four hundred million years — and inside it, almost nothing holds.
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A Field Guide to the Ways of Migrating
Field Guide No. 8 — Field Guides Say “migration” and most of us picture one shape. Almost nothing does that.
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A Field Guide to the Star Stuff You're Made Of
Field Guide No. 2 — Field Guides Eight elements, and the furnace each one came out of.
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A Field Guide to Eggs
Field Guide No. 16 — Field Guides The egg you are imagining occupies one band out of five.
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A Field Guide to Worlds That Work by Other Rules
Field Guide No. 4 — Field Guides Eight worlds in our own solar system that run on rules Earth would call impossible.
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A Field Guide to Being a Turtle
Field Guide No. 10 — Field Guides Twelve ways to be a turtle, and five turtles people made.
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A Field Guide to Neurodivergent Constellations
Field Guide No. 1 — Field Guides Eight patterns in the sky, renamed for what they actually are.