Stephen Muecke

Stephen Muecke is an emeritus professor of ethnography at UNSW. Recent books are Latour and the Humanities, edited with Rita Felski, Johns Hopkins University Press, 2020 and The Children’s Country: Creation of a Goolarabooloo Future in North-West Australia, co-authored with Paddy Roe, Rowman and Littlefield International 2021.

Works By Stephen Muecke

Saltfish: Ecologies of Creative Processes
Inspired by the award-winning short film, How to Make Saltfish (2021), by Paul Bell and Stephen Pigram, the Posthumanities research group at Flinders University in Adelaide got to work writing this essay, collectively, more-than-humanly.
10 Apr. 2022
Tree Tops to Bedrock
But Latour’s version of politics means not treating non-human agents as mere externalities, as in, we used to think that the weather had nothing to do with politics. But now the changing weather, reacting to what we have done with carbon, is a rev...
28 Jan. 2021

Works Featuring Stephen Muecke

A Book Made By Walking
Follow the western coastline north from Broome, along the Lurujarri Heritage Trail: trudging across sandy beaches, passing dinosaur prints, through mud and mangroves.
28 July. 2021

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Stephen Muecke

Works By Stephen Muecke

Saltfish: Ecologies of Creative Processes

Tree Tops to Bedrock

Works Featuring Stephen Muecke

A Book Made By Walking