Audio Recording of “The Inhuman Condition”

My colleagues at the Rachel Carson Center helped me record my article “The Inhuman Condition: Rethinking Anthropocentrism,” published earlier this year. Although screen readers are available for those who cannot read the text, I am glad to make this piece accessible in a more personal and humanized way than having a computer reading it. By the same token, it might also be a nice alternative to anyone who like myself have more to read than they have time for.

You can listen to this essay below, in Springs where it was published, or on Spotify.

Photo by enrico bet on Unsplash
The hook of my article relates to human hearing, which makes an audio recording even more fitting. Sometimes I escape the soundscape of the urban environment by listening to music or an audio book, but the experience mentioned in my article made me appreciate the variety of sounds, human and nonhuman, in the human-made environment. Photo by enrico bet on Unsplash.

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