Nestwork: New Material Rhetorics for Precarious Species

Jordan AbuAljazer

doi:10.1080/00335630.2026.2710915

August 17, 2026Quarterly Journal of Speech

Nestwork: New Material Rhetorics for Precarious Species

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To examine how material and ecological rhetorics intersect with posthumanist frameworks to reframe human and non-human relationships with precarious species.
Theoretical and rhetorical analysis grounded in posthumanist philosophy and ecological rhetoric.
Conceptual evaluation of non-human agency, material environments, and species precarity.
Conceptualizes 'nestwork' as a framework to understand material entanglement between vulnerable species and their environments.
Demonstrates how shifting away from anthropocentric rhetorical frameworks deepens engagement with ecological loss and animal survival.

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Theoretical analysis examines material and ecological rhetorics surrounding precarious species within a posthumanist framework, highlighting non-human agency in conservation discourses.

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In her profound 2023 text Nestwork: New Material Rhetorics for Precarious Species, Jennifer Clary-Lemon encounters ecological and material rhetorics while rooted within a posthumanist framework to ...

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