John Ødemark is Professor of Cultural History and Museology at the University of Oslo, Norway.Åmund Resløkken is Postdoctoral Fellow at the Institute of Culture Studies and Oriental Languages at the University of Oslo, Norway.Ida Lillehagen is Researcher at the Health Science Education Center at the University of Oslo, Norway.Eivind Engebretsen is Vice-Dean for Postgraduate Studies at the Faculty of Medicine and Professor of interdisciplinary health science at the University of Oslo, Norway.

• List of ContributorsAcknowledgementsIntroduction: The Sociology of Translation and the Politics of SustainabilityJohn Ødemark and Clemet AskheimPart IInscriptions1. Symmetry, Inscriptions, and the Epistemological Residue of Writing – a Deconstructive Reading of Laboratory LifeEivind Engebretsen, Trine Krigsvoll Haagensen and John Ødemark2. These images will not save us – Cosmology and the Visual Genealogy of Our Common FutureTrine Krigsvoll HaagensenPart IINarrative Agency3. Narrating Non-Human Agency – The ‘ANT-Account’ and the Literary Prehistory of the ActantÅmund Norum Resløkken and John Ødemark4. Nature Spirits and Nonhumans: Symmetry and Translations of Genres in New AnimismÅmund Norum Resløkken 5. On Becoming Microbes and People with Texts: Moving Academic Writing Towards Responsible AgencyCarolina Rau Steuernagel, Åmund Norum Resløkken and Ida LillehagenPart IIIWorlding Culture and Politics6. Another Story is Possible – The Politics of Form in the ANT AccountClemet Askheim7. From Global Health to Planetary Health: Translating Registers of Human HealthTony Sandset and Stian Brynildsen8. Indigenous Eschatology and Global Sustainability – Translating a Juruna Tale from XinguJohn ØdemarkIndex

John Ødemark is Professor of Cultural History and Museology at the University of Oslo, Norway.Åmund Resløkken is Postdoctoral Fellow at the Institute of Culture Studies and Oriental Languages at the University of Oslo, Norway.Ida Lillehagen is Researcher at the Health Science Education Center at the University of Oslo, Norway.Eivind Engebretsen is Vice-Dean for Postgraduate Studies at the Faculty of Medicine and Professor of interdisciplinary health science at the University of Oslo, Norway.

• List of ContributorsAcknowledgementsIntroduction: The Sociology of Translation and the Politics of SustainabilityJohn Ødemark and Clemet AskheimPart IInscriptions1. Symmetry, Inscriptions, and the Epistemological Residue of Writing – a Deconstructive Reading of Laboratory LifeEivind Engebretsen, Trine Krigsvoll Haagensen and John Ødemark2. These images will not save us – Cosmology and the Visual Genealogy of Our Common FutureTrine Krigsvoll HaagensenPart IINarrative Agency3. Narrating Non-Human Agency – The ‘ANT-Account’ and the Literary Prehistory of the ActantÅmund Norum Resløkken and John Ødemark4. Nature Spirits and Nonhumans: Symmetry and Translations of Genres in New AnimismÅmund Norum Resløkken 5. On Becoming Microbes and People with Texts: Moving Academic Writing Towards Responsible AgencyCarolina Rau Steuernagel, Åmund Norum Resløkken and Ida LillehagenPart IIIWorlding Culture and Politics6. Another Story is Possible – The Politics of Form in the ANT AccountClemet Askheim7. From Global Health to Planetary Health: Translating Registers of Human HealthTony Sandset and Stian Brynildsen8. Indigenous Eschatology and Global Sustainability – Translating a Juruna Tale from XinguJohn ØdemarkIndex

John Ødemark is Professor of Cultural History and Museology at the University of Oslo, Norway.Åmund Resløkken is Postdoctoral Fellow at the Institute of Culture Studies and Oriental Languages at the University of Oslo, Norway.Ida Lillehagen is Researcher at the Health Science Education Center at the University of Oslo, Norway.Eivind Engebretsen is Vice-Dean for Postgraduate Studies at the Faculty of Medicine and Professor of interdisciplinary health science at the University of Oslo, Norway.

• List of ContributorsAcknowledgementsIntroduction: The Sociology of Translation and the Politics of SustainabilityJohn Ødemark and Clemet AskheimPart IInscriptions1. Symmetry, Inscriptions, and the Epistemological Residue of Writing – a Deconstructive Reading of Laboratory LifeEivind Engebretsen, Trine Krigsvoll Haagensen and John Ødemark2. These images will not save us – Cosmology and the Visual Genealogy of Our Common FutureTrine Krigsvoll HaagensenPart IINarrative Agency3. Narrating Non-Human Agency – The ‘ANT-Account’ and the Literary Prehistory of the ActantÅmund Norum Resløkken and John Ødemark4. Nature Spirits and Nonhumans: Symmetry and Translations of Genres in New AnimismÅmund Norum Resløkken 5. On Becoming Microbes and People with Texts: Moving Academic Writing Towards Responsible AgencyCarolina Rau Steuernagel, Åmund Norum Resløkken and Ida LillehagenPart IIIWorlding Culture and Politics6. Another Story is Possible – The Politics of Form in the ANT AccountClemet Askheim7. From Global Health to Planetary Health: Translating Registers of Human HealthTony Sandset and Stian Brynildsen8. Indigenous Eschatology and Global Sustainability – Translating a Juruna Tale from XinguJohn ØdemarkIndex