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Notes
1 Burke Kenneth, A Grammar of Motives, New York: Prentice Hall, 1945, p 53.
2 Vandana Shiva, Oneness vs the 1%: Shattering Illusions Seeding Freedom. White River Junction, Vermont: Chelsea Green, 2020, p 5.
3 Shiva, Oneness vs the 1%, p 85.
4 Shiva, Oneness vs the 1%, p 65.
5 Shiva, Oneness vs the 1%, p 38.
6 Shiva, Oneness vs the 1%, p 30.
7 Shiva, Oneness vs the 1%, p 30.
8 See Podur in Shiva, Oneness vs the 1%, p39.
9 Shiva, Oneness vs the 1%, p 42–43.
10 Shiva, Oneness vs the 1%, p 30.
11 Shiva, Oneness vs the 1%, p 43.
12 Piyush Mathur, Technological Forms and Ecological Communication: A Theoretical Heuristic, London: Lexington Books, 2017, pp 18–19.
13 Shiva, Oneness vs the 1%, p 54.
14 Shiva, Oneness vs the 1%, pp 55–56.
15 Shiva, Oneness vs the 1%, p 90.
16 Shiva, Oneness vs the 1%, p 65.
17 Shiva, Oneness vs the 1%, pp 61–63.
18 Shiva, Oneness vs the 1%, p 151.
19 Mathur, Technological Forms and Ecological Communication, p 122.
20 Mathur, Technological Forms and Ecological Communication, p152.
21 Mathur, Technological Forms and Ecological Communication, p 3.
22 Mathur, Technological Forms and Ecological Communication, p 9.
23 Mathur, Technological Forms and Ecological Communication, p 5.
24 Mathur, Technological Forms and Ecological Communication, pp 17–18.
25 Mathur, Technological Forms and Ecological Communication, p 19.
26 Mathur, Technological Forms and Ecological Communication, p 42.
27 Mathur, Technological Forms and Ecological Communication, p 48.
28 Mathur, Technological Forms and Ecological Communication, p 54.
29 Balagangadhara, qtd. in Mathur, Technological Forms and Ecological Communication, p 68.
30 Mathur, Technological Forms and Ecological Communication, p 116.
31 Mathur, Technological Forms and Ecological Communication, p 102–103.
32 Mathur, Technological Forms and Ecological Communication, p 117–118.
33 Mathur, Technological Forms and Ecological Communication, p 119.
34 Shiva, Oneness vs the 1%, p 122.
35 Mathur, Technological Forms and Ecological Communication, p 136.
36 Mathur, Technological Forms and Ecological Communication, p 136.
37 Mathur, Technological Forms and Ecological Communication, pp 134, 136.
38 Mathur, Technological Forms and Ecological Communication, p 145.
39 Mathur, Technological Forms and Ecological Communication, p151.
40 Mathur, Technological Forms and Ecological Communication, p 152.
41 Shiva, Oneness vs the 1%, p 63.
42 Mathur, Technological Forms and Ecological Communication, p 163.
43 Mathur, Technological Forms and Ecological Communication, p 166.
44 Shiva, Oneness vs the 1%, p 17.
45 Mathur, Technological Forms and Ecological Communication, p 187.
46 USAID qtd. in Shiva, Oneness vs the 1%, p 113.
47 Einstein Qtd. In Shiva, Oneness vs the 1%, p 20.
48 See Anna L. Tsing, Arts of Living on a Damaged Planet: Ghosts of the Anthropocene. Minneapolois, Minnesota: University of Minnesota Press, 2017.
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Christopher Giofreda is a PhD student at Old Dominion University in Norfolk, Virginia.