Giulia Carabelli
Into the Planthroposcene - together with the photosynthetic ones
Carabelli, Giulia; Maclean, Gavin
Abstract
How present are plants in your life? Do you notice them, or consider them part of the background? This video explores the relationships we have with the photosynthetic ones - those beings thanks to whom we can breathe, and thus be alive. By learning to listen to the vegetal world, the Planthroposcene pushes us to explore other ways of being human and thus disrupt colonial and anthropocentric understandings of what plants are.
Citation
Carabelli, G., & Maclean, G. (2023). Into the Planthroposcene - together with the photosynthetic ones. [Video]
Digital Artefact Type | Video |
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Online Publication Date | Mar 15, 2023 |
Publication Date | Mar 15, 2023 |
Deposit Date | Mar 28, 2023 |
Keywords | Planthroposcene, care for plants, critical plant studies, house plants, covid-19, anthropocene |
Related Public URLs | https://thesociologicalreview.org/announcements/events/economy-in-the-planthropocene/ |
External URL | https://youtu.be/yQiPHJ7EaR8 |
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