Eva Meijer is a philosopher, writer, and artist. They write novels, philosophical essays, academic texts, poems and columns, and their work has been translated into over twenty languages. Recurring themes are language, madness, nonhuman animals, and politics. Meijer works as a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Amsterdam (Netherlands), and is the co-chair of the Dutch Study Group for Animal Philosophy. They also write columns and essays for Dutch newspapers and are a member of the Multispecies Collective.

• Chapter 1. (Introduction) All Thinking is Thinking with Others, Chapter 2. Conversations with Olli, Chapter 3. Learning to See Mice, Chapter 4. Assisting Amphibian Neighbors, Chapter 5. Conversations with and about the North Sea, Chapter 6. In Dialogue with Art, Chapter 7. Speaking with Myself about Depression, Chapter 8. Discussing Multispecies Futures with Children, Chapter 9. (Conclusion) Learning to Listen, Acknowledgements, References

Eva Meijer is a philosopher, writer, and artist. They write novels, philosophical essays, academic texts, poems and columns, and their work has been translated into over twenty languages. Recurring themes are language, madness, nonhuman animals, and politics. Meijer works as a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Amsterdam (Netherlands), and is the co-chair of the Dutch Study Group for Animal Philosophy. They also write columns and essays for Dutch newspapers and are a member of the Multispecies Collective.

• Chapter 1. (Introduction) All Thinking is Thinking with Others, Chapter 2. Conversations with Olli, Chapter 3. Learning to See Mice, Chapter 4. Assisting Amphibian Neighbors, Chapter 5. Conversations with and about the North Sea, Chapter 6. In Dialogue with Art, Chapter 7. Speaking with Myself about Depression, Chapter 8. Discussing Multispecies Futures with Children, Chapter 9. (Conclusion) Learning to Listen, Acknowledgements, References

Eva Meijer is a philosopher, writer, and artist. They write novels, philosophical essays, academic texts, poems and columns, and their work has been translated into over twenty languages. Recurring themes are language, madness, nonhuman animals, and politics. Meijer works as a postdoctoral researcher at the University of Amsterdam (Netherlands), and is the co-chair of the Dutch Study Group for Animal Philosophy. They also write columns and essays for Dutch newspapers and are a member of the Multispecies Collective.

• Chapter 1. (Introduction) All Thinking is Thinking with Others, Chapter 2. Conversations with Olli, Chapter 3. Learning to See Mice, Chapter 4. Assisting Amphibian Neighbors, Chapter 5. Conversations with and about the North Sea, Chapter 6. In Dialogue with Art, Chapter 7. Speaking with Myself about Depression, Chapter 8. Discussing Multispecies Futures with Children, Chapter 9. (Conclusion) Learning to Listen, Acknowledgements, References