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The Sentience of Sea Squirts relationships between humans and sea squirts. Aesthetic categories like wobble, swerve and atmosphere can make marine lives, even small ones, significant on their own terms and enable more attention and sentient care from humans. Combining ecopoetics and self-aware life writing can bring sentience to, for and from sea squirts—and the oceans.

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Humanity, Life Writing, and Deep Time: Postcolonial Contributionstings, particularly those whose thematic focus is humankind’s relation to nature, are keen on conveying those temporal ties. Throughout this chapter, Renata Lucena Dalmaso explores these connections in two works, namely, Amitav Ghosh’s . (2016), and Ailton Krenak’s . (2019).