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Becoming-Into-Others (Bio): An Interdisciplinary Approach to Problems Concerning Life

Becoming-Into-Others (Bio): An Interdisciplinary Approach to Problems Concerning Life

Hardcover

Environmental StudiesGeneral Sociology

ISBN10: 1839998482
ISBN13: 9781839998485
Publisher: Anthem Press
Published: Sep 15 2026
Pages: 242
Weight: 1.09
Height: 0.69 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

Defines life as an ongoing process formed through dynamic connections among living beings, their environments, and the nonliving, in which life continually changes and transforms.

What is BIO? Usually used as a prefix before words such as logic, technology, mechanics, and mimetic, bio encompasses and brings together everything that can be recognized as life, as well as the connections and interconnections it establishes with the nonliving and the nonmaterial. In this way, life could not be known without the multiple connections and interconnections, which also act as a contrast and reflective counterpoint to life itself. Abstracted from its reality, life seems to be something that exists or simply is. However, as a flow that connects and interconnects diachronically and synchronically, life is something that is always becoming, at the same time that it is ceasing to be. It is therefore important to reflect on the prefix bio, understood as life, as a way in which one becomes. Thus, the living is not something that just exists, but rather something that changes, as it becomes something else.

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