Memoria planetaria e inmunidad transespecífica
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Difracción, Patrones de inmunidad, Noösfera, Memoria Planetaria, Inmunidad trans-específicaDerechos de autor 2023 Chun-Mei Chuang
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Basándose en Vladimir I. Vernadsky, Lynn Margulis, Alfred N. Whitehead, Karen Barad, y en estudios inmunológicos relevantes, este artículo propone una noosfera transespecífica, que abarca la zootecnia de innumerables formas de vida no humanas, especialmente agentes de microescala infinitesimales, incluidos los virus. Al hacerlo, también articulo la perspectiva coevolutiva de la materia difractiva en la vida planetaria, mapeo varios patrones de difracción de la inmunidad, y presento una posibilidad de vida política como una co-constitución heterogénea.
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