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Ruth Goldstein

3 papers in the library · 43 citations · publishing 2019-2021

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Etnobotânicas da recusa: metodologias de engajamento com a resistência humana-implantada

Ilha Revista de Antropologia October 4, 2021 Ruth Goldstein

Este artigo examina o momento acadêmico da "Virada Vegetal" ou o que Natasha Myers chamou "The Plant Turn" (2015) na antropologia norte-americana e filosofia. É uma oportunidade de destacar o legado e continuar contribuições de cosmologias indígenas para a teoria social, sublinhando como as pessoas dentro-e-fora do pensamento ocidental há muito pensamos em "tornar-se-com" as plantas....

Ayahuasca and Arabidopsis: The Philosopher Plant and the Scientist’s Specimen

Ethnos June 1, 2020 Ruth Goldstein 6 citations

Moving among the laboratory, the Brazilian Amazon, and herbaria, this article cultivates a theoretical grafting of phytocommunicable strategies that stem from human interactions with ayahuasca and Arabidopsis, two plants that appear – at least geographically – worlds apart. Ayahuasca, a psychedelic Amazonian vine, represents the 'Philosopher Plant', guiding imbibers to greater self-knowledge...

Ethnobotanies of refusal: Methodologies in respecting plant(ed)‐human resistance

Anthropology Today April 1, 2019 Ruth Goldstein 37 citations

Elaborating on conversational exchanges with a Brazilian shaman about biopiracy and interweaving scholarly literature from the ontological and ‘botanical’ turn, the author examines the disciplinary as well as the political ramifications of plant healers and practitioners – particularly indigenous ones – going largely uncited in plant‐centred discussions. In Brazil, indigenous claims for...

DOI: 10.1111/1467-8322.12495 (opens in new tab) Shamanism Indigenous Resistance ecology Politics +3