wage labor and innovations as by the “free gifts” offered by the ecosystem (such as the cost of maintaining and reproducing the multiscalar interdependences between the animalia, fungi, plantae, protista, bacteria, and archaea kingdoms) 1 . Capitalists
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Vignerons and the Vines
Mediators of Place-based Identity in Alsace, France
Mark Anthony Arceño
Volunteers, consumers Fungi (botrytis, esca ) Electrical fencing Lawmakers ( appellations ) Yeast (natural, artificial) Chemical agents Researchers (INRA, climate scientists, anthropologists) Soil microbes Weather conditions
In Social Anthropology/Anthropologie sociale
- Published (Print):
- 01 Mar 2022
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The Many Faces of Gaia's Response-ability
A Field Trip to the Critical Zones Digital Platform
Joana Formosinho
actor-agents, such as humans and bacteria and fungi and trees, and regulated through feedback loops. “The distinction between life forms and environment breaks down,” write Latour and Weibel. “You cannot distinguish what an organism is from the
Fearful Intimacies
COVID-19 and the Reshaping of Human–Microbial Relations
Carmen McLeod, Eleanor Hadley Kershaw, and Brigitte Nerlich
‘microbes’ and ‘microbial life’ in their broadest sense. While micro-organisms are technically defined as microscopic biological (cellular) entities such as bacteria, archaea, fungi, algae and protozoa – viruses (which are not cellular) – are also often
Laura Phillips
, in a treatise on the traditional uses of fungi by our people. Puhpowee, she explained, translates as “the force which causes mushrooms to push up from the earth overnight.” As a biologist, I was stunned that such a word existed. In all its technical
A Flowering of Memory
Walking Zora Neale Hurston's Cemetery Path to our Mothers’ Gardens
James Jr. Padilioni
with the full communion of climate, the land, plants, animals, fungi, spirits, and the ancestors. Hurston had a vision, but Du Bois could not see it; perhaps such immanent realities of the Hoodoo landscape are veiled to the uninitiated eye that lacks
In Environment and Society
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- 01 Sep 2022
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