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(Ebook) How Forests think: Toward an Anthropology beyond the Human by Eduardo Kohn ISBN 9780520276116, 0520276116

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Authors:Eduardo Kohn
Pages:282 pages.
Year:2013
Editon:1
Publisher:University of California Press
Language:english
File Size:3.2 MB
Format:pdf
ISBNS:9780520276116, 0520276116
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(Ebook) How Forests think: Toward an Anthropology beyond the Human by Eduardo Kohn ISBN 9780520276116, 0520276116

聽說這是一本奇書。 出自Eduardo Kohn之筆，出版於2013年。他以民族誌的方式，在中南美厄瓜多（Ecuador）亞馬遜 Ávila村蹲點，這個國家在1809年獨立建國以前，由西班牙統治數百年。Kohn和說著奇楚瓦語(Quichua)的Runa人生活著，參與觀察他們怎麼將自己、與他們所處的世界上最茂密的森林之中的各種「存在(being)」聯繫起來。 This is a wonderful book. Published in 2013 by Eduardo Kohn. He took an ethnographic approach to the village of Ávila in the Amazon in Ecuador, Central and South America, a country that was ruled by Spain for hundreds of years before it became an independent state in 1809. Kohn lived with the Quichua-speaking Runa people and participated in observing how they relate themselves to the various "beings" they live in in the densest forest in the world.
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