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Nature(s) in construction : ethnobiology in the confluence of actors, territories and disciplines / María Lelia Pochettino, Aylen Capparelli (corresponding ediitor), Pablo C. Stampella, Diego Andreoni, editors.

Penn Museum Library GN476.7 .N388 2024
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Format:
Book
Contributor:
Pochettino, María L., editor.
Capparelli, Aylen, editor.
Stampella, Pablo César, editor.
Andreoni, Diego, editor.
Series:
Latin American studies book series
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Ethnobiology--Latin America.
Ethnobiology.
Physical Description:
xxii, 570 pages : illustrations (some color) ; 25 cm.
Other Title:
Natures in construction
Place of Publication:
Cham, Switzerland : Springer Nature Switzerland, [2024]
Summary:
"This book provides the state of the art of ethnobiology in Argentina and related Latin American countries, highlighting timely trends and topics. It synthesizes studies resulting from the III Jornadas Argentinas de Etnobioloǵia y Sociedad (III JAES--3rd Argentinian Meeting of Ethnobiology and Society), convened in La Plata in 2021. As a relatively new academic development, ethnobiology integrates approaches from different points of view, such as biology, anthropology, geography, history, linguistics, and, in a crucial recent advance, local perspectives. Consequently, this volume contains 33 contributions from 86 authors of different countries, orientations, and disciplines--but all related to interrelationships between people/s and the natural environment. Chapters cover a diverse array of topics, ranging from biocultural relationships and their historical construction through time to conservation of biocultural and agrodiversity, ethnomycology, ethnophycology, and meliponiculture and beyond. The volume's main goal is to propitiate the preservation of biocultural diversity through the application of ethnobiological wisdom in a global context characterized by the accelerated loss of traditional knowledge. The contributions aim to transcend the nature/culture dichotomy, emphasizing the inextricable relationship between communities and their environment and the importance of acting jointly in the construction of the inhabited landscape and local identity. " -- Provided by publisher.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
ISBN:
3031605519
9783031605512
OCLC:
1429657524
Publisher Number:
90100485000

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