# Vinciane Despret

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Vinciane Despret, "Living as a Bird" (Polity Press, 2021)

Birds sing to set up a territory, but the relationships between the bird, the song, the territory, and the bird’s community are highly complex and individually variable. In Living as a Bird (English translation by Helen Morrison, Polity Press, 2021), Vinciane Despret explores the concept of terr ...

Vinciane Despret, "Living as a Bird" (Polity Press, 2021)

Birds sing to set up a territory, but the relationships between the bird, the song, the territory, and the bird’s community are highly complex and individually variable. In Living as a Bird (English translation by Helen Morrison, Polity Press, 2021), Vinciane Despret explores the concept of terr ...

Diana Toucedo & Ane Lopez

In this episode you will hear from Spanish filmmaker Diana Toucedo, who directed the 45-minute experimental and part-animated documentary Camille & Ulysse, in which philosophers and writers Donna Haraway and Vinciane Despret read from their own fabulations. Camille & Ulysse tell the interwoven s ...

Imagining a new—human and nonhuman—grammar of urban life.

“There is always some moment when other-than-human life bursts into presence amid the clamor of urban routine.” —Maan Barua, Lively Cities One of the fundamental dimensions of urbanization is its radical transformation of nature. The book Lively Cities: Reconfiguring Urban Ecology departs from ...

Artist Talks: Mélia Roger

Welcome to our very first episode of this series where we have conversations with the best nature listeners in the world. In this episode, Mélia Roger discusses how her approach to sound has changed; intimacy and empathy through sound;, and the context of politics and ecosocial conflicts in ...

May 15, 2026

Publication of What Would Animals Say If We Asked the Right Questions?, by Vinciane Despret, translated by Brett Buchanan; Publication of The Three Ethologies: A Positive Vision for Rebuilding Human-Animal Relationships, by Matthew Calarco; May, by Nathaniel Parker Willis.

Feral Care: with James Powell (Feral Partnerships) & Eliot Haworth

Should the Corona Virus have rights? And why did the pigeon have a generational fall from grace? In this episode, we speak to James Powell of Feral Partnerships and Eliot Haworth about their work in and around multispecies collaboration, what chimes with us about the pigeon's dive in reputation ...

S9E7: Fieldwork and Affect with Michael Glover

Historian Michael Glover talks about what it takes to write animal history that treats cows as sentient subjects while still meeting the standards of rigorous scholarship. He unpacks how fieldwork with cows in the Karoo affected his writing.   Topics Covered:  Michael’s path into animal history ...

S9E7: Fieldwork and Affect with Michael Glover

Historian Michael Glover talks about what it takes to write animal history that treats cows as sentient subjects while still meeting the standards of rigorous scholarship. He unpacks how fieldwork with cows in the Karoo affected his writing.   Topics Covered:  Michael’s path into animal history ...