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-==== [excerpts] Involutionary Momentum ====
+==== Involutionary Momentum ====
-Carla Hustak & Natasha Myers
+Excerpts from //[[https://www.academia.edu/2392196/Involutionary_Momentum_Affective_Ecologies_and_the_Sciences_of_Plant_Insect_Encounters_with_Carla_Hustak|"Involuntary Momentum: Affective Ecologies and the Sciences of Plant/Insect Encounters"]]// by **Carla Hustak & Natasha Myers**
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 If Darwin described the brilliant range of colors, flexible forms, sensual textures, and sweet nectars that attracted pollinators to orchid flowers, today chemical ecologists approach plants with attentions and instruments attuned to the plumes of volatile chemical attractants that plants synthesize and release into the atmosphere.
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 It is in encounters between orchids, insects, and scientists that we find openings for an ecology of interspecies intimacies and subtle propositions. What is at stake in this involutionary approach is a theory of ecological relationality that takes seriously organisms as inventive practitioners who experiment as they craft interspecies lives and worlds. This is an ecology inspired by a feminist ethic of “response-ability” in which questions of species difference are always conjugated with attentions to affect, entanglement, and rupture; it is an affective ecology in which creativity and curiosity characterize the experimental forms of life of all kinds of practitioners, not only the human ones. We will need this mode of ecological thinking in order to do more effective work in challenging the status quo of ecological irresponsibility.
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