Worlding

Names

• Worlding
• Can overlap with Re-Worlding or Reworlding
• Can overlap with Philosophy, Spiritual Studies, Futurisms, Materialisms and New Materialisms, Ecology, Intercultural and Transcultural Studies, Scifi, Video Games, Virtual Reality, Colonial Studies, Decolonial Studies and more

Uses, Contexts and Meanings

• 1927, Heidegger, Being and Time
• 1980, Tofler
• 1984, Kohak
• 1985, Spivak
• 1990, Spivak
• 1995, Detweiler
• 1996, Pettman
• 1995, Abram
• 1998, Hemming
• 1999, Fry
• 1971, Heidegger
• 2004, DeBeer
• 2005, Fadem
• 2006, Rickert & Salvo
• 2007, Castranova
• 2007, Manning
• 2007, Wilson & Connery
• 2007, Risatti
• 2008, Donna Haraway
• 2008, Thrift
• 2008, Berger
• 2009, Miller
• 2009, Berman
• 2009, Brown
• 2010, OWNO
• 2010, Rusnak
• 2010, Doer
• 2010, Costa
• 2010, Tech Crunch Network
• 2012, Kathleen Stewart
• 2016, Donna Haraway
• 2018, Ian Cheng

Publications

Books

• Donna Haraway, Staying with the Trouble: Making Kin in the Chthulucene, Duke University Press, Experimental Futures: Technological Lives, Scientific Arts, Anthropological Voices Series, September 2016, 312pp.

• Pheng Cheah (ed.), What Is a World?: On Postcolonial Literature as World Literature, Duke, 2016. Works by Michelle Cliff, Amitav Ghosh, Nuruddin Farah, Ninotchka Rosca, Timothy Mo.

• Ian Cheng, Emissary's Guide to Worlding, Metis Suns, eBook, November 12 2018.

Essays, Articles, Book Chapters

• "Ways of Worlding", How We Learn Media & Technology, University of British Columbia, September 9 2012.

• "Worlding", How We Learn Media & Technology, University of British Columbia, September 12 2012.

• Helen Palmer, Vicky Hunter, "Worlding", Newmaterialism.eu, March 16 2018.

See Also

Re-Worlding, Wilding, Re-Wilding, Decolonization, Post-Western, Futurisms