| Título : |
Nature(s) in construction : Ethnobiology in the confluence of actores, territories and disciplines |
| Tipo de documento: |
Libro |
| Autores: |
María Lelia Pochettino, Autor ; Aylen Capparelli, Autor ; Pablo César Stampella, Autor ; Diego Andreoni, Autor |
| Editorial: |
Cham [Suiza] : Springer |
| Fecha de publicación: |
2024 |
| Número de páginas: |
XXII, 570 p. |
| Il.: |
il. |
| ISBN/ISSN/DL: |
978-3-031-60551-2 |
| Idioma : |
Inglés (eng) |
| Clasificación: |
[BFA] Ciencias Naturales y Biológicas
[BFA] Ciencias Naturales y Biológicas:Antropología
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| Palabras clave: |
Etnobiología etnobotánica Argentina Pueblos Originarios |
| Nota de contenido: |
Part I. Biocultural diversity and its construction in latin america
Introduction: A review of the state of the art of ethnobiology in Argentina and related latin american countries / Maria Lelia Pochettino, Aylen Capparelli, Pablo C. Stampella, and Diego Andreoni
Domestication of species and landscapes in mesoamerica / Alejandro Casas, Mariana Vallejo, and Fabiola Parra-Rondinel
Trees in the conformation of relational landscapes in the north of Mendoza (Central western Argentina) from the Pre-Hispanic Period to the modern day / Luis Mafferra and Claudia Amuedo
The immateriality of cultivated plants in the context of Rio Negro region (Brazilian amazon) / Laure Emperaire
Food sovereignty: Shared knowledge and experiences in Argentine ethnobiology and archaeology / Estela N. Flores and Irene Lantos
Local knowledge, food, territory, and biodiversity: case studies from Mexico and Brazil / Esther Katz
Criollos from the "Chaco Húmedo Formoseño": some aspects of their ethnomedicine / Leonardo M. Anconatani, Cecilia B. Dobrecky, and Marcelo L. Wagner
Part II Methodological approaches to the study of biocultural diversity
Methodological diversity and reflexivity in ethnobiological research / Bárbara Bartl and Iván Paolocá
Confessional narrative of patriarchal misconceptions in ethnobiological studies of northern Patagonia / Ana H. Ladio
Urban ethnobiology: A space for reflection on the relationships between people and their environment in multicultural contexts / Julio Hurrell and Jeremías Puentes
Studies about environmental change and local knowledge in Latin America / Laura Susana Teves and María Belén Doumecq
Conservation and identification of botanical materials in Ethnobiological studies / Leila A. S. Giménez and N. Dora Vignale
Socio-Anthropological holism and the origins of french ethnobotany / Bárbara Bartl
"We Are the Seeds": formal teaching of ethnobiology / María Leila Pochettino, N. Dora Vignale, and Olga Lucía Sanabria
Dialogues with the community: Knowledge exchange from ethnobiology / Melisa Ayelén Auge, María Pilar Martínez, Natalia Petrucci, and María Clara Paleo
Part III The ethnobotany as a theoreticaland practical turning point between cultural and biological conservation: valorisation tools linking tradition and innovation
Contributions of ethnobotanics to the use and conservation of Cactaceae biocultural heritage in northwestern Córdoba: Identity studies, agro-diversity, and conservation of traditional practices / Cecilia Trillo, Julieta Torrico Chalabe, María Lujan Ahumada, Micaela Juaneda Allende, Anabella Mariani, Sandra Gezmet, and María Felisa Díaz Gavier
Following the footsteps of ethnobiologists in the Andresito Peninsula Palmitales: basic and applied science and indissoluble parts when local actors are involved / Daily S. García, Peggy Thalmayr, Maurício Sedrez dos Reis, and Norma I. Hilgert
Development of Meliponiculture in Argentina, ethnobiology, and Melissopalynology as Tools for Progress / Melisa G.Geisa, Fabio F. Flores, Pablo Fernando Müller, and Norma I. Hilgert
Part IV Ethnophycology and ethnomycology
Ethnophycology and ethnomycology: two fields of study with great potential / María Eugenia Suárez and Patricia M. Arenas
Women seaweed gatherers of Queilen (Chiloé, Chile) / Rodrigo Díaz Plá and Manuela Rodríguez Careaga
Ethnomycology of South-East Mexico / Felipe Ruan-Soto, Marisa Ordaz-Velázquez, William García-Santiago, and Erika Pérez-Ovando
Part V Historical ethnobiology and the meaning of the living beings in the documental sources
Research on historical ethnobotany carried out by the Laboratory of Ethnobotany from the Argentine Museum of Natural History / Gustavo F. Scarpa
Plant complexes and the importance of context in historical ethnobotany identifications / Pablo C. Stampella and María Lelia Pochettino
An approach to Qom ethnobotany of the nineteenth century based on the work of Ángel Carranza / Cintia N. Rosso
Historical ethnobotanical documentation by means of images / J. Esteban Hernández Bermejo
Part VI Pre- and Post-contact plant management: A temporal vision about cultural elections related to plant modes of use in past conjunctural contexts
Post-Conquest early changes in Phyto-cultural systems from the Analysis of food: A synthesis for the Argentine arid diagonal with emphasis on the "Gobernación de Tucumán" - Governorate of Tucumán / M. Laura López, Vanina Castillón, Romina Grana, Diego Andreoni, M. Laura Ciampagna, Diego Gobbo, and Aylen Capparelli
Advances in archaeobotany of central-eastern Argentina: Dynamics in the use of plants from the early holocene to colonial times through the analysis of micro and macro plant remains / María de los Milagros Colobig, Rita Soledad Ramos, Aldana Tavarone, Mariana Fabra, Alejandro Zucol, and Mariana Brea
The trees in the construction of landscapes in the Argentine pampean region: Changes, continuities, and resignifications in the "Primera Estancia" of Magdalena (Buenos Aires) / María Soledad García Lerena, María Belén Doumecq, Pablo C. Stampella, and Melisa Ayelén Auge
Plant consumption in the northern Patagonian archipelago (41-47ºS, Chile) since 6000 years BP to historical times: An integrative vision through ceramic use residues and human dental calculus / Carolina A. Belmar, Omar Reyes, Augusto Tessone, and Ximena Urbina
Part VII The archaeofauna and its narratives
Herders and llamas, companion species in the southern Andes during the last three millenia / Axel E. Nielsen
Taphonomy and archaeofaunas: Friends with benefits? / Luis Alberto Borrero, María A. Gutiérrez, and Karen Borrazzo
Multiple approaches for archaeological studies in Argentina / Fernanda Day Pilaría and Luis Manuel del Papa
Variations in the Isotopic niche of south american camelids: A vision from applied zooarchaeology / Augusto Tessone, Sayuri Kochi, Celeste Samec, Calara Otaola, Nahuel Scheifler, Juan Pablo Miyano, Jennifer Grant, Pablo Messineo, Atilio Francisco Zangrando, and Adolfo Gil |
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