América Latina y el giro botánico en los estudios culturales

Aleandro Ponce de León

doi:10.25058/20112742.n46.03

América-Latina e o giro botânico nos estudos culturais

Publicado 2023-07-26

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N.º 46 (2023): abril-junio

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Ponce de León, A. (2023). América-Latina e o giro botânico nos estudos culturais. Tabula Rasa, 46, 49-64. https://doi.org/10.25058/20112742.n46.03

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Aleandro Ponce de León

Universidad de California, Davis, USA

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Aleandro Ponce de León,

Maestría en Sociología de la Universidad de Texas en Austin. Candidato doctoral en Estudios Culturales.

estudos multiespécies

humanidades ambientais

pós-humanismo

estudos do Antropoceno

estudos críticos das plantas

giro botânico

Este artigo traça os contornos do recente giro para a vida vegetal dentro dos estudos culturais latino-americanos, a partir da leitura de três livros: o volume editado por Monica Gagliano, John Ryan e Patricia Vieira The Language of Plants: Science, Philosophy, Literature; o livro de Theresa Miller Plant Kin: A Multispecies Ethnography in Indigenous Brazil; e The Poetics of Plants in Spanish American Literature de Lesley Wylie. O escrito apresenta algumas das contribuições e possibilidades que fazem os trabalhos no âmbito do giro botânico para os diálogos dos estudos culturais e, depois, aponta como a especificidade latino-americana oferece e demanda estratégias metodológicas e conceptuais inovadoras para abordar as emaranhadas relações entre os humanos e as plantas no contexto regional. Pensar o botânico desde as tradições de pensamento latino-americano, também pode enriquecer as conversas do giro botânico e levá-las para territórios caracterizados por hibridações e multiplicidades inesperadas.

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