WATER CONSERVATION

By JENNIFER MARTIN

CONTENTS INTRODUCTION: A NEW ERA FOR HUMAN–WATER RELATIONSHIPS PART I FLUID PROCESSES: CREATIVE RESEARCH WITH WATER 1 WATER POWER: CREATIVITY AND THE UNLOCKING OF COMMUNITY KNOWLEDGE 2 THIS LONG RIVER 3 SUNLESS WATERS OF FORGETFULNESS (A GEOPOETIC ASSEMBLAGE) 4 FROM GALLURA TO THE FENS: COMMUNITIES PERFORMING STORIES OF WATER PART II BECOMING WATER BODIES 5 MAPPING A BLUE TRACE: AN INTERMITTENT SWIMMING LIFE 6 CREATIVE COMPULSIONS: PERFORMING SUR?NG AS ART 7 WAVES AS EMBLEMATA FOR KNOWLEDGE PART III WATER WE KNOW? 8 RE-ENVISIONING THE HYDRO CYCLE: THE HYDROSOCIAL SPIRAL AS A PARTICIPATORY TOOLBOX FOR WATER EDUCATION AND MANAGEMENT 9 FLUID-SOUND 10 AND ALL AT ONCE THE CLOUDS DESCEND, SHED TEARS THAT NEVER SEEM TO END: LOOKING FROM THE EARLY MODERN AGE AT WATER IN THE ANTHROPOCENE PART IV WHEN WATER DISRUPTS: WATER AS AGENT AND CO-CONSTITUTOR OF PLACE AND CULTURE 11 ‘WATER MA?A’ POLITICS AND UNRULY INFORMALITY IN DELHI’S UNAUTHORISED COLONIES 12 ENCOUNTERING WATER: SENSITIVITIES AND PRACTICES FOR MOVING BEYOND ‘BIG WATER’ INTERVENTIONS 13 THINKING LIKE WATER MOVES: LIVING WITH CLIMATE CHANGE IN TARAWA, KIRIBATI 14 NARRATIVES THAT TRAVEL: ANXIETY, A?ECT, AND WATER POLITICS IN THE DESCHUTES WATERSHED OF CENTRAL OREGON 15 CONCLUSION: THE BEGINNINGS OF A CREATIVE WATER ETHICS