‘Becoming knowledgeable’: Ingold’s ‘wayfaring’ and the ‘art of translation’ as a politics of difference

Anthropologist Tim Ingold has developed powerful ideas about ethical ways of being in the world. Centred on ‘becoming knowledgeable’ through continuous practice ‘wayfaring’, or ‘lineal movement along paths travel’ (Ingold, 2011a,p.149), Ingold’s are a call for finding to live and act responsively ethically with our human other-than-human environments. This essay argues that these interdisciplinary also translation scholars students, particularly as means dispelling problematic obsessions ‘culture’ ‘difference’. It translates concepts ‘making’, ‘the art inquiry’ ‘making present’ into five lines thought, offered others follow. Throughout strands, thinking, run ‘emergent difference’ ’variation commoning’. Mindful – itself an aspirational ‘commoning’ ‘imaginative effort cast my experience can join yours 2011a,p.4) offers conceptualise ‘art translation’ practices attention correspondence.