Knowing, living, and being with bokashi

Veera Kinnunen

doi:10.28938/9781912729180

Knowing, living, and being with bokashi

Veera Kinnunen

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Abstrakti

n this chapter, I will look at bokashi composting – an emerging
waste practice which takes into consideration our co-constitutive relationship
with microbes. Bokashi composting could be described as a ‘probiotic’ waste
treatment method in that it works against the modern ‘antibiotic’ logics of purity
and control. While modern waste practices have tried to get rid of waste as efficiently as possible – or even deny it altogether – a probiotic waste practice accepts
waste as an intrinsic, and even essential, part of the maintenance of life. I explore
the ontoethicopolitical implications of bokashi composting on waste relations

Alkuperäiskieli	englanti
Otsikko	With Microbes
Toimittajat	Charlotte Brives, Matthaeus Rest, Salla Sariola
Julkaisupaikka	Manchester
Kustantaja	Mattering Press
Luku	2
Sivut	64-83
Sivumäärä	19
ISBN (elektroninen)	978-1-912729-19-7
ISBN (painettu)	978-1-912729-18-0
DOI - pysyväislinkit	https://doi.org/10.28938/9781912729180
Tila	Julkaistu - 6 lokak. 2021
OKM-julkaisutyyppi	A3 Vertaisarvioitu artikkeli kokoomateoksessa

Hakusanat

mikro-organismit
ihminen-eläinsuhde
ympäristösosiologia
etnografia
humanistinen ympäristötutkimus
STS

Tieteenala

Yhteiskuntamaantiede, talousmaantiede, ml. yhteiskuntatieteellinen ympäristöntutkimus
Muut humanistiset tieteet

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ILA: Matkailua lähelle - uusmaterialistinen näkökulma
Rantala, O., Valtonen, A., Höckert, E., Kinnunen, V., Vola, J. & Salmela, T.
Suomen Akatemia
01.09.2019 → 31.08.2023
Projekti: Yhteisrahoitteinen projekti
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Valkonen, J., Saariniemi, J., Huilaja, H., Kinnunen, V. & Loikkanen, T.
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Knowing, living, and being with bokashi

Abstrakti

Hakusanat

Tieteenala

Pääsy tutkimustuotokseen

Muut tiedostot ja linkit

Projektit

ILA: Matkailua lähelle - uusmaterialistinen näkökulma

Jätteen yhteiskunta: aineellisen ylimäärän kanssa eläminen

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