Sandra Calkins
Sandra Calkins is Associate Professor of Environment, Technology and Decolonial Knowledge within the Faculty of Behavioural, Management, and Social Sciences, University of Twente. As an anthropologist of science, she studies how knowledge about the environment comes to matter and shapes the health and futures of collective life. She is committed to thinking from, with and alongside particular lives, both human and more-than-human, relationships and worlds.
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Though plants are indispensable for human survival, their contributions to human existence and history are often underappreciated.
Metabolic thinking deals in bounded organisms, regulated systems, and the calculated (self)-optimisation of responsible, profitable, and healthful nutritive and energetic transactions.