Kristina M. Lyons presents an ethnography of human-soil relations in which she follows state soil scientists and peasant farmers in Colombia's Putumayo region, showing how their relationship with soil is key to caring for the forest and growing non-illicit crops in the face of violence, militarism, and environmental destruction.
Kristina M. Lyons presents an ethnography of human-soil relations in which she follows state soil scientists and peasant farmers in Colombia's Putumayo region, showing how their relationship with soil is key to caring for the forest and growing non-illicit crops in the face of violence, militarism, and environmental destruction.
Acknowledgments ix Introduction. Life in the Midst of Poison 1 1. From Aerial Spaces to Litter Layers 10 2. The Theater of Life Is Also a Stage of Death: Beyond Surface Chauvinism 41 3. Partial Alliances among Minor Practices: The "Ellusive" Nature of Colombia's Amazonian Plains 70 4. Decomposition as Life Politics: On Reclaiming and Relaying 105 5. Resonating Farms and Vital Spaces: A Person and His Concepts 137 6. Which Soils? Where Soils? Why Soils? 169 Notes 183 References 197 Index 213
Acknowledgments ix Introduction. Life in the Midst of Poison 1 1. From Aerial Spaces to Litter Layers 10 2. The Theater of Life Is Also a Stage of Death: Beyond Surface Chauvinism 41 3. Partial Alliances among Minor Practices: The "Ellusive" Nature of Colombia's Amazonian Plains 70 4. Decomposition as Life Politics: On Reclaiming and Relaying 105 5. Resonating Farms and Vital Spaces: A Person and His Concepts 137 6. Which Soils? Where Soils? Why Soils? 169 Notes 183 References 197 Index 213
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