Ana Laura Arellano-Zamudio is an Independent Researcher in Animals and Gender Studies and holds a PhD in Critical Gender Studies.Jorge Vélez-Vega is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Center for Research and Teaching in Economics (CIDE) and holds a PhD in Philosophy from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM).David Arellano-Gault is a Professor at CIDE in Mexico City and holds a PhD in Public Administration from the University of Colorado.

"Becoming-Into-Others: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Problems Concerning Life is an accessible and imaginative book that does not abandon hope for a better planet but still reflects on the ongoing ecological and biopolitical problems we suffer in the Anthropocene. At times didactic and at times personal, I am sure anyone can enjoy the volume that poses human responsibility at its core, and connects science fiction with species adaptation, survival, and conservation." – Dr Rosa Maria Moreno-Redondo graduated in English Philology from the Autonomous University of Madrid, Spain

• Acknowledgements; Introduction: Becoming-Into-Others (BIO): Between Science Fiction and Biopower; I.Transformation of Life or the Changes in Life’s Design; 1.Transformation of Life: Human–Animal Conundrums of Uplifting Humans, Bodies, Capacities, Power and Otherness; 2.Transformation of Life in the Age of Biopower; II.Extinction of Life or Moving Towards Practices of Care and Biopoetics; 3.Extinction or Twisting Towards Renewal of Life on Earth; 4.Extinction: From Biopower to Biopoetics of Life; III.Symbiosis or the Partaking of Living With/In/Side Others; 5.Symbiosis and the Sym-imaginaries of Becoming-With; 6.Symbiosis: From Biopolitics to Symbiopolitics and Beyond; IV.Becoming-Into-Others or the Attentive Interest in Co-shaping of Kin and World; 7.Becoming-Into-Others, Becoming Earthseed; 8.Becoming-Into-Others: A Symbiopoetic Approach to Reconnection with Nature; V.Organizing-Into-Others; 9.Organizing-Into-Others: BIO, Anarchy and the Ethics of Collective Becoming; Postscript: Disconnection vs. Reconnection; References; Index;

Ana Laura Arellano-Zamudio is an Independent Researcher in Animals and Gender Studies and holds a PhD in Critical Gender Studies.Jorge Vélez-Vega is a Postdoctoral Fellow at the Center for Research and Teaching in Economics (CIDE) and holds a PhD in Philosophy from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM).David Arellano-Gault is a Professor at CIDE in Mexico City and holds a PhD in Public Administration from the University of Colorado.

"Becoming-Into-Others: An Interdisciplinary Approach to Problems Concerning Life is an accessible and imaginative book that does not abandon hope for a better planet but still reflects on the ongoing ecological and biopolitical problems we suffer in the Anthropocene. At times didactic and at times personal, I am sure anyone can enjoy the volume that poses human responsibility at its core, and connects science fiction with species adaptation, survival, and conservation." – Dr Rosa Maria Moreno-Redondo graduated in English Philology from the Autonomous University of Madrid, Spain

• Acknowledgements; Introduction: Becoming-Into-Others (BIO): Between Science Fiction and Biopower; I.Transformation of Life or the Changes in Life’s Design; 1.Transformation of Life: Human–Animal Conundrums of Uplifting Humans, Bodies, Capacities, Power and Otherness; 2.Transformation of Life in the Age of Biopower; II.Extinction of Life or Moving Towards Practices of Care and Biopoetics; 3.Extinction or Twisting Towards Renewal of Life on Earth; 4.Extinction: From Biopower to Biopoetics of Life; III.Symbiosis or the Partaking of Living With/In/Side Others; 5.Symbiosis and the Sym-imaginaries of Becoming-With; 6.Symbiosis: From Biopolitics to Symbiopolitics and Beyond; IV.Becoming-Into-Others or the Attentive Interest in Co-shaping of Kin and World; 7.Becoming-Into-Others, Becoming Earthseed; 8.Becoming-Into-Others: A Symbiopoetic Approach to Reconnection with Nature; V.Organizing-Into-Others; 9.Organizing-Into-Others: BIO, Anarchy and the Ethics of Collective Becoming; Postscript: Disconnection vs. Reconnection; References; Index;