One by Walking
Transdisciplinary Mobilities and Methodologies
One by Walking
Transdisciplinary Mobilities and Methodologies
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More than just a way to get from place to place, walking is a powerful method of sensing, reflecting, and engaging–with ourselves, with others, and with the environments we move through. Whether as a meditative act, a research tool, or a response to global crises, walking opens new routes to understanding and more mindful ways of living. This groundbreaking, interdisciplinary collection brings together voices from the social sciences, humanities, and the arts to explore walking as both method and metaphor. From mobility and sustainability to embodied experience and ecological connection, these essays uncover the rich, often overlooked dimensions of walking–how it links us to landscapes, histories, and communities, and how it helps shape our place in the world. Born out of the international research network One by Walking: Transdisciplinary Mobilities and Methodologies offers fresh, thought-provoking insights into walking as a creative, intellectual, and political practice. For scholars, educators, artists, and walkers of all kinds, this book is an invitation to step into deeper ways of thinking–one footfall at a time.
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Table of Contents
Introduction: One by Walking, Won by Walking
Roger Norum, Camilla Brudin Borg, Hanna E. Åberg, Susanne Österlund-Pötzsch, and John Martin
Walking Reflections
Chapter 1. Whose Healing? Reflexive Walking and a More-than-Human Perspective on Moving-with-Nature
Noel B. Salazar
Chapter 2. Placing walking: Notes and Reflections from and about Kinetic Life-Scapes
Alejandro Reig
Chapter 3. Sentient Walking and the Good Life
Karen V. Lykke
Hands on/foot out Walkshops and Workshops
Chapter 4. Oceanic Mobilities: Walking-as-Method in Aquatic Environments
Jesse D. Peterson
Chapter 5. Walking with Sensitivity
Emily Höckert, Outi Rantala and Veera Kinnunen
Chapter 6. Possibilities in Motion: Prosthetic Maps and Micro-Walks for tectonic Encounters
Alice Lewis
Chapter 7. “My Place in Nature”: Significant Places in Nature and Good Life
Jannicke Høyem
Chapter 8. Walking Is Also Space: Walking Beyond Distance
Ami Skånberg and Anna Viola Hallberg
Chapter 9. Walking Back Waste: Rethinking Transects to Challenge Human Nature in Nature
Roger Norum and Rose Keller
Chapter 10. Folkloric Walking Methods for Environmental Entanglement
Tina Paphitis
Engaging Walking
Chapter 11. And That Has Made All the Difference: Two Marches from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem
Dani Schrire
Chapter 12. Walking Outside the Box: A Visual and Sensory Landscape Journey to Capture Perceptual Values
Dominica Williamson, Kayla Parker, John Martin and Joane Serrano
Chapter 13. Natural Training: Exploring Historical Ideas and Potential Futures of Sustainable Running
Daniel Svensson
Chapter 14. Telematic Soundwalking: Towards the Sonorous Step
Maria Papadomanolaki
Chapter 15. Walking (and Paddling and Flying) with Heritage: Archaeologists' Daughters' Mobilities Across Northern Landscapes Captured on Disposable Cameras
Oula Seitsonen and Sanna Seitsonen (with contributions by Sohvi Seitsonen, Elsa Seitsonen and Elvi Seitsonen)
Methodologies Underfoot
Chapter 16. Walking Interrupted
Camilla Brudin Borg
Chapter 17. Walking for Treasures: Scavenger Apps, Attention Management and the Creation of Heritage Topographies
Ane Ohrvik
Chapter 18. More-than-Human Tracks: Walking on the Rendena Cattle Summer Pasture Trails in the Italian Alps
Daniele Valisena
Chapter 19. Constructing the Path: a Qualitative Exploration on Foot
Hanna Elisabet Åberg
Chapter 20. Powered by Nature's Call: Faecal Footprints and Biopolitics in a Nordic Tourist Landscape
Rose Keller and Roger Norum
Chapter 21. Esoteric Limping: A Speculation on Supernatural Walking
Ami Skånberg
Chapter 22. The Pedagogical Praxes of Walking
Simon Poole
About the Editors
About the Contributors
Product details
| Published | Feb 19 2026 |
|---|---|
| Format | Ebook (Epub & Mobi) |
| Edition | 1st |
| Pages | 368 |
| ISBN | 9798216351979 |
| Imprint | Bloomsbury Academic |
| Illustrations | 43 b/w |
| Series | Environment and Society |
| Publisher | Bloomsbury Publishing |
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