Titlebook: Beyond Identities: Human Becomings in Weirding Worlds; Jim Dator Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusiv

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Beyond Identities: Human Becomings in Weirding Worlds978-3-031-11732-9Series ISSN 2522-039X Series E-ISSN 2522-0403

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Repayment, Prepayment, and Cancellationarticular—while not adopting other identities instead, I explain why I am not a human being but rather a human becoming constantly creating and re-creating myself on the basis of experiences in various places in the world, especially Japan and Hawaii.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-137-09829-0 now to some extent and increasingly “artificial”. . emerged in the beginning of the placid Holocene Epoch that nurtured our identities. As a consequence of human actions, we have now created a new geological Epoch, the Anthropocene, which provokes and requires new identities while challenging us to learn to govern evolution.

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Seaports, Airports, Canals, and Tunnels,The history of “identity”, a relatively new concept that was “l(fā)ost” almost as soon as it was “discovered”, is reviewed. The dangerously pathological features of historical, ascribed identity, and the fact that identities fail to identity, are emphasized. Fluid, futures-oriented identities are preferred.

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John Llewellyn,Lee Samuelson,Nick VanstonResuming the story of people who have found fluid identity in their own lives, as an inspiration for others to do the same: queer, transexual, transracial, disabled, carceral, refugees, and environmental refugees.