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- Postnaturalism abstract "Postnaturalism is the theory of the postnatural, a term coined to describe organisms that have been intentionally and heritably altered by humans. Postnaturalism is a cultural process whereby organisms are bred to satisfy a specific cultural purpose. It can be used to read these organisms, which serve as insights into our culture by reflecting desires and beliefs prevalent at the time of breeding. This has direct implications for the evolutionary path of these organisms, whittling down undesirable traits to leave only those culturally sought out. Postnaturalism argues that in so doing, humans have and continue to actively alter the evolutionary path of a postnatural organism to suit our cultural desires. The agricultural practice of monoculture, for instance, is just one example of postnatural organisms who have been bred to such an extent that the modern-day species look nothing like their pre-neolithic counterparts. The breeding of these species for this purpose can be seen to be reflected in notable diet changes during this period, which proliferated during ensuing sedentism and urbanisation.Postnaturalism is a highly selective process. For every organism that has become used in our society, there are countless more that have remained non-postnatural for whatever reason ranging from a perceived lack of future use from them or traits that make them too difficult to farm. One such example is the golden orb-weaver spider which produces a strong, light and useful silk, however they are known to be cannibalistic and thus impossible to farm on a large scale.".
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- Postnaturalism wikiPageWikiLink Anthropocene.
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- Postnaturalism wikiPageWikiLink Caesarean_section.
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- Postnaturalism wikiPageWikiLink Category:Biological_evolution.
- Postnaturalism wikiPageWikiLink Category:Breeding.
- Postnaturalism wikiPageWikiLink Category:Selection.
- Postnaturalism wikiPageWikiLink Center_for_PostNatural_History.
- Postnaturalism wikiPageWikiLink Charles_Darwin.
- Postnaturalism wikiPageWikiLink Chicken_harvester.
- Postnaturalism wikiPageWikiLink Cultural_artifact.
- Postnaturalism wikiPageWikiLink Culture.
- Postnaturalism wikiPageWikiLink Domestication.
- Postnaturalism wikiPageWikiLink Dystocia.
- Postnaturalism wikiPageWikiLink Evolution.
- Postnaturalism wikiPageWikiLink Genetic_Engineering.
- Postnaturalism wikiPageWikiLink Genetic_engineering.
- Postnaturalism wikiPageWikiLink Genotype.
- Postnaturalism wikiPageWikiLink Michael_Pollan.
- Postnaturalism wikiPageWikiLink Monoculture.
- Postnaturalism wikiPageWikiLink Natural_environment.
- Postnaturalism wikiPageWikiLink Natural_history.
- Postnaturalism wikiPageWikiLink Neolithic_Revolution.
- Postnaturalism wikiPageWikiLink Obstructed_labour.
- Postnaturalism wikiPageWikiLink Phenotype.
- Postnaturalism wikiPageWikiLink Pittsburgh.
- Postnaturalism wikiPageWikiLink Prehistory.
- Postnaturalism wikiPageWikiLink Rat-baiting.
- Postnaturalism wikiPageWikiLink Selective_breeding.
- Postnaturalism wikiPageWikiLink USA.
- Postnaturalism wikiPageWikiLink United_States.
- Postnaturalism wikiPageWikiLinkText "Postnaturalism".
- Postnaturalism wikiPageWikiLinkText "postnatural".
- Postnaturalism hasPhotoCollection Postnaturalism.
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- Postnaturalism subject Category:Biological_evolution.
- Postnaturalism subject Category:Breeding.
- Postnaturalism subject Category:Selection.
- Postnaturalism hypernym Theory.
- Postnaturalism type Book.
- Postnaturalism comment "Postnaturalism is the theory of the postnatural, a term coined to describe organisms that have been intentionally and heritably altered by humans. Postnaturalism is a cultural process whereby organisms are bred to satisfy a specific cultural purpose. It can be used to read these organisms, which serve as insights into our culture by reflecting desires and beliefs prevalent at the time of breeding.".
- Postnaturalism label "Postnaturalism".
- Postnaturalism sameAs m.0134cn38.
- Postnaturalism wasDerivedFrom Postnaturalism?oldid=669401564.
- Postnaturalism isPrimaryTopicOf Postnaturalism.