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Part 1: Theoretical Perspectives and Human Crafting.-Chapter 1. Introduction (Camilla Groth et al.)
Chapter 2. Eco/multi-centric Approaches to Aesthetic Learning Processes (Helene Illeris et al.)
Chapter 3. Kinship Assemblages: Human and Nonhuman Dialogues through Materiality (Miranda Smitheram et al.).-Chapter 4. Slow Spun: Deep Learning and Teaching with Wool (Lorrie Miller et al.)
Chapter 5. Entangling with Materials: Crafting as a Way of Relating to the World (Bilge Merve Aktas)
Chapter 6. Crafting in Dialogue with Soil (Maarit Makela).-Chapter 7. Everyday Animisms (Lisa Meaney et al.)
Part 2: More-than-human crafting
Chapter 8. Three Contemporary Artists Collaborative Crafting-with Non-human Living Organisms (Jing Yang et al.)
Chapter 9. Managing Conflicting Desires in a Garden Plant: Crafting-with a Variegated Daylily (Tina Westerlund et al.). Chapter 10. Birds Building Masters (Venke Aure et al.)
Chapter 11. Insectography: A Choreographic Crafting of Insects and us (Tone Pernille stern et al.)
Chapter 12. Desire Lines as Artographic Crafting: Learning-with Wildlife in Rural Canadian Landscapes (Anita Sinner)
Chapter 13. Locating the Hunter: A Tale of Toys, Tigers and Trophies (Koumudi Patil). Part 3: Crafting with environment
Chapter 14. Ecological Awareness with and through Human and More-than-human Efforts of Embracing a Former Gravel Pit (Helen Illeris)
Chapter 15. The Many Lives of a Tree: Speculative Fiction on Environmental Reshaping Processes and its Discursive Symptoms (Ana Sarvanovic et al.)
Chapter 16. Listening to a Magmatic rock: Volatility of More-than-human Agency when Crafting-with Larvikite (Biljana C. Fredriksen et al.)
Chapter 17. Wind as a Crafting Agent? (Alison Clark)
Chapter 18. Landless Like the Wind (Elly Yazdanpanah)
Chapter 19. Soil Matters: Merging Field, Laboratory and Gallery to Explore the Materiality of Soil (Riikka Latva-Somppi)
Chapter 20. Nurture-by-Nature in Affordance-Need Context (Jun Hu).
Chapter 2. Eco/multi-centric Approaches to Aesthetic Learning Processes (Helene Illeris et al.)
Chapter 3. Kinship Assemblages: Human and Nonhuman Dialogues through Materiality (Miranda Smitheram et al.).-Chapter 4. Slow Spun: Deep Learning and Teaching with Wool (Lorrie Miller et al.)
Chapter 5. Entangling with Materials: Crafting as a Way of Relating to the World (Bilge Merve Aktas)
Chapter 6. Crafting in Dialogue with Soil (Maarit Makela).-Chapter 7. Everyday Animisms (Lisa Meaney et al.)
Part 2: More-than-human crafting
Chapter 8. Three Contemporary Artists Collaborative Crafting-with Non-human Living Organisms (Jing Yang et al.)
Chapter 9. Managing Conflicting Desires in a Garden Plant: Crafting-with a Variegated Daylily (Tina Westerlund et al.). Chapter 10. Birds Building Masters (Venke Aure et al.)
Chapter 11. Insectography: A Choreographic Crafting of Insects and us (Tone Pernille stern et al.)
Chapter 12. Desire Lines as Artographic Crafting: Learning-with Wildlife in Rural Canadian Landscapes (Anita Sinner)
Chapter 13. Locating the Hunter: A Tale of Toys, Tigers and Trophies (Koumudi Patil). Part 3: Crafting with environment
Chapter 14. Ecological Awareness with and through Human and More-than-human Efforts of Embracing a Former Gravel Pit (Helen Illeris)
Chapter 15. The Many Lives of a Tree: Speculative Fiction on Environmental Reshaping Processes and its Discursive Symptoms (Ana Sarvanovic et al.)
Chapter 16. Listening to a Magmatic rock: Volatility of More-than-human Agency when Crafting-with Larvikite (Biljana C. Fredriksen et al.)
Chapter 17. Wind as a Crafting Agent? (Alison Clark)
Chapter 18. Landless Like the Wind (Elly Yazdanpanah)
Chapter 19. Soil Matters: Merging Field, Laboratory and Gallery to Explore the Materiality of Soil (Riikka Latva-Somppi)
Chapter 20. Nurture-by-Nature in Affordance-Need Context (Jun Hu).