Hydrosensory Autoethnography Sensing Belonging and Governance in Anthropogenic Waters of Limburg, Belgium
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- doi:10.30687/lgsp/2785-2709/2026/01/010
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- Kseniia Obukhova
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Hasselt University
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Is it possible to bodily sense how water is governed? By framing belonging as a practice that is intimate, situated, and ethically attuned to the More-than-Human, I reflect on how institutional constraints on waters essentially reduce the possibilities for belonging to the water’s edge. This paper introduces hydrosensory autoethnography as a method for sensing such constraints from within. Through encounters with three post-extractive lakes in Limburg, Belgium, where proximity to water is controlled, heavily restricted, or even prohibited, I trace forms of intimacy that remain available in the fractures of what governance leaves open.
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Kseniia Obukhova. Hydrosensory Autoethnography Sensing Belonging and Governance in Anthropogenic Waters of Limburg, Belgium. 2026. https://doi.org/10.30687/lgsp/2785-2709/2026/01/010
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- Kseniia Obukhova. (2026). Hydrosensory Autoethnography Sensing Belonging and Governance in Anthropogenic Waters of Limburg, Belgium. https://doi.org/10.30687/lgsp/2785-2709/2026/01/010
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