Plants matter exploring the becomings of plants and people
Plants matter exploring the becomings of plants and people
edited by Luci Attala and Louise Steel
- 1 online resource
- Materialities in anthropology and archaeology .
- Materialities in anthropology and archaeology. .
Includes bibliographical references
Introduction : talking of (and with) (the materiality of) plants -- The materiality of plants : plant–people entanglements -- Plants as medicine in the anthropocene -- The world tree : humans, trees and creation on the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta -- Composing with plants : discerning their call -- The matter of knowing plant medicine as ecology : from vegetal philosophy and plant science to tea tasting in the anthropocene -- Escaping to the garden and tasting life -- ‘The crop that ruled our lives’ : memories of tobacco among former growers in Australia
"Plants Matter explores how plants and people live together. This is not only a book about the importance of plants and how people use them, but it argues also that knowing the world is achieved-with plants. In addition to populating the landscape, plants alter human physiology in multiple material ways, through gatherings or through sensorial conversations using the chemistry of taste, perfume, colour, sound and textures. The chapters gathered in this volume offer a range of interdisciplinary perspectives that use ethnographic and ethnobotanical information to explore how the behaviours and capacities of certain plants around the world have enticed, excited and even seduced people to pay attention"--
1837720509 9781837720507 9781837720491 1837720495
10.1234/b11189 doi
978-1-83772-050-7 Ingram Content Group
GBC3B1599 bnb
021090236 Uk
Human-plant relationships.
Ethnobotany.
Relations homme-plante.
Relaciones hombre planta
Etnobot�anica
Ethnobotany.
Human-plant relationships.
QK46.5.H85 / P54 2023
581.6/3
Includes bibliographical references
Introduction : talking of (and with) (the materiality of) plants -- The materiality of plants : plant–people entanglements -- Plants as medicine in the anthropocene -- The world tree : humans, trees and creation on the Sierra Nevada de Santa Marta -- Composing with plants : discerning their call -- The matter of knowing plant medicine as ecology : from vegetal philosophy and plant science to tea tasting in the anthropocene -- Escaping to the garden and tasting life -- ‘The crop that ruled our lives’ : memories of tobacco among former growers in Australia
"Plants Matter explores how plants and people live together. This is not only a book about the importance of plants and how people use them, but it argues also that knowing the world is achieved-with plants. In addition to populating the landscape, plants alter human physiology in multiple material ways, through gatherings or through sensorial conversations using the chemistry of taste, perfume, colour, sound and textures. The chapters gathered in this volume offer a range of interdisciplinary perspectives that use ethnographic and ethnobotanical information to explore how the behaviours and capacities of certain plants around the world have enticed, excited and even seduced people to pay attention"--
1837720509 9781837720507 9781837720491 1837720495
10.1234/b11189 doi
978-1-83772-050-7 Ingram Content Group
GBC3B1599 bnb
021090236 Uk
Human-plant relationships.
Ethnobotany.
Relations homme-plante.
Relaciones hombre planta
Etnobot�anica
Ethnobotany.
Human-plant relationships.
QK46.5.H85 / P54 2023
581.6/3