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.
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.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
1. List of Illustrations 2. Introduction: Toward a Sensory Ethnobotany in the Anthropocene * Approaching People and Plants in the Anthropocene * Approaching Sensory Ethnobotany * Introducing the Canela People * Introducing the Plant Kin * Following the Pathways of This Book 3. 1. Tracing Indigenous Landscape Aesthetics in the Changing Cerrado * Tracing a Canela Aesthetics of Land * Understanding the Canela Bio-Sociocultural Life-World * Understanding the Changing Cerrado * Approaching the Canela Territorial Landscape * Becoming Resilient: Living with and Valuing the Land 4. 2. Loving Gardens: Human–Environment Engagements in Past and Present-- * Understanding Indigenous Landscape Transformations * Gardening: A Brief History, 1814–Present * Loving Forest and Riverbank Gardens in the Twenty-First Century * Learning from Star-Woman: Origins of Horticulture and Biodiversity Maintenance * Gardening as Resistance 5. 3. Educating Affection: Becoming Gardener Parents * Parenting Plants: Skills, Practice, Process * Learning, Knowing, and Feeling with Plants * Understanding Gendered Multispecies Bodies * Caretaking of Plant Children: The Experts * Becoming Strong, Becoming Happy, Becoming Well * Making and Growing with Plant Kin 6. 4. Naming Plant Children: Ethnobotanical Classification as Childcare * Categorizing Plants: Sensory Pleasures * Noticing, Naming, Sorting, and Saving * Expanding Multispecies Families * Writing: Plant Childcare in the Twenty-First Century * Multispecies Loving, Open Taxonomies, and Living Lists 7. 5. Becoming a Shaman with Plants: Friendship, Seduction, and Mediating Danger * Talking with Plants * Becoming a Shaman: Engagements with Nonhumans * Shamanic Caring * Shamanic Mediating: Dangers in the Gardens * Becoming Friends to Plants in Canela Scalar Animism 8. Conclusion: Exploring Futures for People and Plants in the Twenty-First Century * Advocating for Sensory Ethnobotany in Multispecies Futures 9. Epilogue 10. Acknowledgments 11. Appendices * Appendix A: Living Lists of Canela Cultivated Crops * Appendix B: Living Lists of Canela Native Plants in Savannah, Chapada, and Riverbank * Appendix C: Star-Woman (Caxêtikw¿j) Mythic Story 12. Notes 13. References 14. Index
1. List of Illustrations 2. Introduction: Toward a Sensory Ethnobotany in the Anthropocene * Approaching People and Plants in the Anthropocene * Approaching Sensory Ethnobotany * Introducing the Canela People * Introducing the Plant Kin * Following the Pathways of This Book 3. 1. Tracing Indigenous Landscape Aesthetics in the Changing Cerrado * Tracing a Canela Aesthetics of Land * Understanding the Canela Bio-Sociocultural Life-World * Understanding the Changing Cerrado * Approaching the Canela Territorial Landscape * Becoming Resilient: Living with and Valuing the Land 4. 2. Loving Gardens: Human–Environment Engagements in Past and Present-- * Understanding Indigenous Landscape Transformations * Gardening: A Brief History, 1814–Present * Loving Forest and Riverbank Gardens in the Twenty-First Century * Learning from Star-Woman: Origins of Horticulture and Biodiversity Maintenance * Gardening as Resistance 5. 3. Educating Affection: Becoming Gardener Parents * Parenting Plants: Skills, Practice, Process * Learning, Knowing, and Feeling with Plants * Understanding Gendered Multispecies Bodies * Caretaking of Plant Children: The Experts * Becoming Strong, Becoming Happy, Becoming Well * Making and Growing with Plant Kin 6. 4. Naming Plant Children: Ethnobotanical Classification as Childcare * Categorizing Plants: Sensory Pleasures * Noticing, Naming, Sorting, and Saving * Expanding Multispecies Families * Writing: Plant Childcare in the Twenty-First Century * Multispecies Loving, Open Taxonomies, and Living Lists 7. 5. Becoming a Shaman with Plants: Friendship, Seduction, and Mediating Danger * Talking with Plants * Becoming a Shaman: Engagements with Nonhumans * Shamanic Caring * Shamanic Mediating: Dangers in the Gardens * Becoming Friends to Plants in Canela Scalar Animism 8. Conclusion: Exploring Futures for People and Plants in the Twenty-First Century * Advocating for Sensory Ethnobotany in Multispecies Futures 9. Epilogue 10. Acknowledgments 11. Appendices * Appendix A: Living Lists of Canela Cultivated Crops * Appendix B: Living Lists of Canela Native Plants in Savannah, Chapada, and Riverbank * Appendix C: Star-Woman (Caxêtikw¿j) Mythic Story 12. Notes 13. References 14. Index
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