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Multispecies Anthropology
Original title: マルチスピーシーズ人類学
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Multispecies anthropology is a new research trend in cultural anthropology that moves beyond conventional “anthropocentrism” and regards the world as being constructed through the entanglement of not only humans but all other species (multispecies), including animals, plants, fungi, and viruses. The core of multispecies anthropology. Entangled life and coexistence. Humans do not live alone but are beings who “live together” within relationships with other species. It moves beyond dualisms of humans and animals, nature and society, focusing on the coexistence of all living organisms. Expansion of agency (subjectivity). Rather than granting privileged agency only to humans, it considers animals, plants, natural environments, and even nonliving things to have their own capacities to act and respond. Multispecies ethnography. Through actual fieldwork, scholars depict how humans and other living beings influence one another and share worlds of experience through “thick description (ethnography).”
マルチスピーシーズ人類学(多種人類学)は、従来の「人間中心主義」を脱却し、人間だけでなく動植物、菌類、ウイルスなどあらゆる他種(マルチスピーシーズ)が絡み合いながら世界を構築していると捉える文化人類学の新たな研究潮流です。マルチスピーシーズ人類学の核心絡み合う生命と共生人間は単独で生きているのではなく、他種との関係性の中で「ともに生きる」存在です。人間と動物、自然と社会という二元論を超え、あらゆる生命体の共存に焦点を当てます。エージェンシー(主体性)の拡張人間だけに特権的な行為主体性を認めるのではなく、動植物や自然環境、さらには非生物にも独自の作用や応答能力があると考えます。マルチスピーシーズ民族誌学者たちが実際のフィールドワークを通じて、人間と他の生命体がどのように影響し合い、経験世界を共有しているかを「分厚い記述(エスノグラフィー)」で描き出します。
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