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May 14, 2019 the indigenous canela inhabit a vibrant multispecies community of nearly 3000 people and over 300 types of cultivated and wild plants living.
So, the political impetus behind multispecies ethnography is not about trying to create the illusion that all species are equal (and by species i am borrowing from haraway 2008), a definition that is inclusive of all sorts of human and non-human beings, and “others besides” (164).
In particular, i'm interested in the changing relationships between plants and people across indigenous, corporate, and scientific contexts. My theoretical thinking is inspired by interdisciplinary posthumanist currents including multispecies ethnography and the environmental humanities, as well as plant science and science and technology studies.
Finally, we carried out spatial mapping to identify overlapping areas where humans and chimpanzees used plants, providing a visual representation of the cnp forest as a multispecies landscape shared and shaped by sympatric species. Openness, trust, and good communication among our field team were key to the smooth running of our study.
Plant kin: a multispecies ethnography in indigenous brazil 2019, university of texas press in english 1477317392 9781477317396 aaaa.
Her recent publications include her 2019 book, plant kin: a multispecies anthropology of indigenous brazil (university of texas press), which explores.
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Artists and scholars alike are turning to plants as key allies in our attempts to go beyond colonial modes of engaging with the environment through extraction, control, categorization and the human-centric discourse of anthropocene thinking. This paper will adopt the methods of “critical plant thinking” and “multispecies ethnography” to investigate creative modes of telling “lively stories” about two particular species of plants made nomadic during colonial.
Miller, plant kin: a multispecies ethnography in indigenous brazil. Research assignment using poem generator software, create a short poem that includes the word symbiosis or symbiotic.
Miller’s multispecies ethnography explores the deep bonds of kinship, care, and affection that structure human-plant relations among the canela of the brazilian cerrado.
For these multispecies ethnographers, what is needed is not simply a recognition of nonhuman agents still on the margins of current discourse on animality, whether plants, microorganisms, or less charismatic animals belonging to “unloved species.
Apr 18, 2018 in the social sciences the term “multispecies ethnography” refers to a we compared these data with quantitative data on human plant use (collected through viewing humans as literal and figurative kin to other prim.
Engage with his investigations of human-animal/plant relations and symbolism in the context work and is a cornerstone of multi-species ethnography and new conservation both their continuity (kinship) with animals and their fundame.
Nov 24, 2014 this lesson will explain the field of cultural ecology. In doing so, it will highlight the works of julian steward and the theories of unilinear.
Plant kin: a multispecies ethnography in indigenous brazil more by theresa l miller using sensory ethnobotany to understand people-plant relationships and gardening practices in the brazilian cerrado, this multispecies ethnography presents a non-western approach to environmental conservation and resilience.
Oct 14, 2020 beyond appreciation for plants, natasha shares the importance of experimenting with the her current ethnographic projects speculate on the contours of the episode as we give gratitude to our plant kin and the worl.
Plant kin is a rigorously researched and carefully construed multispecies ethnography that focuses on the indigenous canela of the brazilian cerrado or savanna environmentoverall, the book is well-written and well-paced.
Plants may be personified as kin and surrogate children, or classified as male or zoo-centric focus of multispecies ethnography by exploring the perspectives.
Multispecies ethnography builds on late 20th-century anthropology’s “reflexive turn,” in which disciplinary self-critique became a focal point of ethnographic texts marked by heightened narratorial self-consciousness and, in the case of routes, a significantly expanded definition, informed by comparative diaspora studies, of who qualifies.
Using sensory ethnobotany to understand people-plant relationships and gardening practices in the brazilian cerrado, this multispecies ethnography.
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Jan 15, 2019 plants and animals are entangled with labour, economics and identity in complex ways. So, the political impetus behind multispecies ethnography is not about staying with the trouble: making kin in the chthulucene.
May 31, 2016 what my ethnography revealed was how their engagement with plants was experienced as profoundly affective.
Aug 26, 2014 john was recently featured alongside other ethnographers and artists in a webcast by the multispecies salon entitled “how to interview a plant.
E ethnographic of multispecies ethnography writes the h uman as a kind of corporeality that comes in to b eing r elative to multispecies assemblages, ra ther t han as a b iocultural given.
Multispecies ethnography an approach to economic/environmental anthropology that examines the interconnections between humans and other life forms, including plants, animals, fungi, bacteria, and even viruses.
Ogden, la, hall, b, tanita, k (2013) animals, plants, people, and things: a review of multispecies ethnography.
Plant kin is a rigorously researched and carefully construed multispecies ethnography that focuses on the indigenous canela of the brazilian cerrado or savanna environmentoverall, the book is well-written and well-paced. The use of qualitative ethnographic material and testimonies from interlocutors interspersed with the author?s own prose make for a lively and captivating read.
Human-plant relationships, along with understanding the trouble with designing for and ambiguity, has prompted reflections on care and multispecies kinship, whereas the new approach called thing ethnography, in an effort to point.
The indigenous canela people here engage with native and introduced plants as children in need of care and affection. Plants are multispecies kin, integral to the survival and well-being of the canela life-world. People develop loving, affectionate relationships with plant kin through multi-sensory embodied interactions throughout their lives.
Miller the indigenous canela inhabit a vibrant multispecies community of nearly 3,000 people and over 300 types of cultivated and wild plants living together in maranhão state in the brazilian cerrado (savannah) a biome threatened with deforestation and climate change.
May 30, 2015 love stories, or, multispecies ethnography, comparative literature, and their and their wild dingo “kin,” to eben kirksey and his multispecies salon, is the discourse on animality, whether plants, microorganisms,.
“plant kin is a rigorously researched and carefully construed multispecies ethnography that focuses on the indigenous canela of the brazilian cerrado or savanna environmentoverall, the book is well-written and well-paced. The use of qualitative ethnographic material and testimonies from interlocutors interspersed with the author’s own prose make for a lively and captivating read.
The indigenous canela inhabit a vibrant multispecies community of nearly 3,000 people and over 300 types of cultivated and wild plants living together in maranhao state in the brazilian cerrado (savannah), a biome threatened with deforestation and climate change.
Ethnographic praxis in industry conference proceedings; ethos feminist anthropology plant kin: a multispecies ethnography in indigenous brazil.
Combining ideas from multispecies ethnography (such as viewing environments as multispecies landscapes) with terminologies already applied in ethnoprimatology (such as the coexistence of sympatric species in shared ecological and social spaces) encourages researchers to revise the way they think and talk about environments and nonhuman species.
Introduction: tactics of multispecies ethnography, the multispecies salon, eben identifying and harvesting medicinal plants in wild (and not so wild) places trees and seas of information: alien kinship and the biopolit.
Closely related to the ontological turn is multispecies ethnography, which debunks human exceptionalism and calls for analysis of the effects of human interaction with other organisms. In recent decades, multispecies ethnographers have explored the lifeworlds and subjectivities of diverse nonhuman species and their entanglements with humans (see kirksey and helmreich 2010).
These complex and vital questions are explored by multispecies scholars in a particular way: through immersing themselves in the lives of fungi, microorganisms, animals, and plants. In this way, the field of multispecies studies aims to open up new spaces for interdisciplinary and collaborative research.
A driving ethical-moral tenet of the multispecies approach calls for humans to treat with respect and care the companion species whom we routinely subject to unequal relations of power and domination. In the marind world of plants, however, it is plants, as persons, that are seen to be doing violence to other species, including humans.
With domestication, multispecies ethnographies are provoking a reassessment of this mainstay of anthropological analysis. And, as with kinship, unsettling the human in relation to “nature” frees up domestication as a means to think differently about anthropology and culture.
Multispecies ethnography must thus be seen as a part of a larger quest in the social sciences and humanities to replace dualist ontologies by relational perspectives, to overcome anthropocentrism by pointing to the meaningful agency of nonhuman others, and to highlight the intersections between ecological relations, political economy, and cultural representations’.
This multispecies ethnography reveals the transformations of canela human-environment and human-plant engagements over the past two centuries and envisions possible futures for this indigenous multispecies community as it reckons with the rapid environmental and climatic changes facing the brazilian cerrado as the anthropocene epoch unfolds.
Isms, animals, and plants is opening up new understandings, relationships, and to any relevant gathering together of kin and/or kind (as donna haraway has argued, kirksey and helmreich, “emergence of multispecies ethnography.
The multispecies salon is creating a kind of alphabet that reaches to the biological as well as etymological–containing both roots and rhizomes. Authors of the multispecies abcs will move beyond the domain of ethnography, to bring in key morphemes from geography, ecology, archaeology, history, queer theory, and allied intellectual traditions.
What kinds of novel multi-species entanglements are drawn in these practices? on how people, animals, plants, or things ought to die and where and how the dead ought to be laid to rest.
Dec 9, 2020 in a definition of multispecies ethnography (but not limited to ethnography), locke short-term direct contact with soil and plant materials leads to an immediate increase in diversity of skin microbiota.
Multispecies ethnography emerged at the intersection of three interdisciplinary strands of inquiry: environmental studies, science and technology studies (sts), and animal studies. Departing from classically ethnobiological subjects, useful plants and charismatic animals, multispecies ethnographers also brought understudied organisms—such as insects, fungi, and microbes—into anthropological conversations.
A symbiopolitical multispecies ethnography turns out to have a good deal in common with the traveling methods of multisited ethnography (marcus 1995). With animals, invasive plants, and microbes on the move, anthropological accounts ramify across places and spaces, entangling bodies, polities, and ecologies.
Drawing from ethnographic fieldwork among indigenous communities adversely affected by monocrop oil palm developments in west papua, this paper.
Oct 10, 2010 singing to the plants:a guide to mestizo shamanism in the multispecies ethnography, and in the essays in this collection. “the idea of be- of their human keepers as well as they know their own kin and kind.
Studying the human–alloprimate interface requires researchers to simultaneously examine multiple axes in the lives of organisms across zones of interaction. Such a multiscalar interface creates challenges for ethnoprimatological researchers who must situate their work within ecological, social, or anthropological paradigms.
Plant kin is a rigorously researched and carefully construed multispecies ethnography that.
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