Titlebook: Environment, Agency, and Technology in Urban Life since c.1750; Technonatures in the Mikkel Thelle,Mikkel H?gh?j Book 2024 The Editor(s) (i

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Unravelling Urban Technonatures,pter addresses the implications of technonatures for historical analysis, reflecting specifically upon the consequences that historicizing technonatures have had for this book’s approach to key analytical categories including temporality, agency, and power as well as to the city as a historical and technonatural phenomenon.

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Book 2024isciplinary movements such as Urban Political Ecology, STS and New Materialism have affected urban history and generated new scholarly insights into the formation of cities and urban life based on notions of hybridity, entanglement and metabolism. While scholars have increasingly attempted to grasp

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-47453-2elations between nature, technology, and agency in the city. Encouraging us to foreground the transformative role of urban natures, materialities, and technologies in shaping the politics of urban life and cities more broadly, the concept of technonatures, we argue, offers a fruitful analytical entr

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-48227-8 of buildings, hominins, and things. The history of agglomerations begins deep in the Palaeolithic and continues until today. Viewed from this perspective, V. Gordon Childe’s “urban revolution” appears rather less revolutionary than it appears, and it effectively closes the study of more ancient agg

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-49833-0scale, and power, the conversation revolves around key themes in contemporary urban environmental history and seeks to identify potential analytical directions and connections to pursue prospectively. In doing so, the conversation takes stock of current and potential developments in urban environmen