Crafty practices make situated, embodied, and more-than-human forms of knowing perceivable. They foreground how knowledge emerges through adjustment, maintenance, and negotiation within entangled practices.
Building on field-specific observations of these practices, we extend the concept of craftiness beyond disciplinary and species-specific boundaries. From this foundation, we also developed dialoguing practices as new modalities of knowledge production that unlock both epistemological and ontological dimensions of exchange among diverse actors.