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01/06/26
 
About
Welcome to the boasblog “Waterworlding”. This blog aims to promote critical debates on diverse understandings of water and analyze its complex interconnections. In recent years, water has increasingly become a social and political issue. When we speak about water, we often taken for granted that we all mean the same thing: water as part of […]
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Anja Sieber EggerFelizitas JuenGeorg RißlerGisela Unterweger
28/07/26
WaterChildrenWorldings
On the Notion and Entanglement of Water Relations and Early Childhood
  Abstract (E)  Stories about WaterChildrenWorldings form the core of this contribution. Drawing on posthumanist and new materialist philosophies, they let us explore the relational “becoming-with” (Haraway 2008, 4) of children and water in the context of early childhood education. As a first analytical step, we examine three video stories generated through posthumanist ethnographic research in Swiss kindergartens to trace the […]
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Ina Dietzsch
24/07/26
Worlding waters
Some thoughts on this blog as a site of waterworlding
  Worlding makes the story possible, but from the margins. (Tsing 2010, 57)   In 2010, Anna Lowenhaupt Tsing wrote a seminal piece entitled “Worlding the Matsutake Diaspora or, can Actor-Network Theory experiment with holism” (Tsing 2010) in which she operationalized the multifaceted theoretical concept of worlding from a methodological perspective.  Taking worlding as a set of connected relations in perpetual motion and transformation, she […]
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