She concludes her argument with a line from feminist theorist Donna Haraway: “I am a compost-ist, not a posthumanist: we are all compost, not posthuman.

We are compost, not posthuman; we inhabit the humusities, not the humanities.

I am a compost-ist, not a posthuman-ist: we are all compost, not posthuman.

As she argues, “I am a compost-ist, not a posthuman-ist: we are all compost, not posthuman.

I am a compostist, not a posthumanist: we are all compost, not posthuman.” 2