How can landscape and urban studies more effectively engage in transdisciplinary dialogue, sensuousness and affect, and pluriversal worlds? presents sensory, collaborative, and restitutive methodological tools for crafting new spaces of knowledge production. Through activities such as drawing, photographing, sounding, listening, filmmaking, walking, and mapmaking, researchers explore regenerative futures in new ways. They reveal how they follow non-human companions in multi-species walks; engage in multisensory, cinematic, and performative ways of knowing; explore ocean worlds; unsilence bank vaults; and collaborate in visual ethnographic investigations with refugees.weiterlesen