The Language Of Plants: Science Philosophy Literature University Minnesota Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Biology And Biochemistry

The Eighteenth-Century Naturalist Erasmus Darwin (Grandfather Of Charles) Argued That Plants Are Animate Living Beings And Attributed Them Sensation Movement A Certain Degree Mental Activity Emphasizing Continuity Between Humankind Plant Existence Two Centuries Later Understanding As Active Communicative Organisms Has Reemerged In Such Diverse Fields Neurobiology Philosophical Posthumanism Ecocriticism Language Brings Together Groundbreaking Essays From Across Disciplines To Foster Dialogue Biological Sciences Humanities Reconsider Our Relation Vegetal World New Ethical Political Terms Viewing Sophisticated Information-Processing With Complex Communication Strategies (They Can Sense Respond Environmental Cues Play An Role Their Own Survival Reproduction Through Chemical Languages) Radically Transforms Notion Unresponsive Ready Be Instrumentally Appropriated By Providing Multifaceted Understandings Informed Latest Developments Evolutionary Ecology Philosophy Biology Ecocritical Theory Promotes Freedom Imagination Necessary For Ecological Awareness More Sustainable Interactions Life Forms Contributors: Joni Adamson Arizona State U Nancy E Baker Sarah Lawrence College Karen L F Houle Guelph Luce Irigaray Centre National De La Recherche Scientifique Paris Erin James Idaho Richard Karban California At Davis Andre Kessler Cornell Isabel Kranz Vienna Michael Marder Basque Country (Upv-Ehu) Timothy Morton Rice Christian Nansen Robert Raguso Catriona Sandilands York Σελίδες: 352 Διαστάσεις: 14X14Cm