Title: Plant kin : a multispecies ethnography in indigenous Brazil /
Authors: Miller, Theresa L. 1985-
Year: 2019
Subjects: Canella Indians Ethnobotany.; Cerrado ecology Brazil.; Sustainable living Brazil.; Human-plant relationships Brazil.; Traditional ecological knowledge Brazil.; Cerrado ecology; Human-plant relationships; Sustainable living; Traditional ecological knowledge; Brazil
Contents: Introduction : sensory ethnobotany in the Anthropocene -- Indigenous landscape aesthetics in the changing Cerrado -- Those who love gardens : human-environment engagements in past and present -- Educating affection : becoming gardener parents -- Naming plant children : ethnobotanical classification as childcare -- Shamans and plants : friendship, seduction, and mediating danger -- Conclusion : people, plants, and wellbeing in the twenty-first century.