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Paperback. Condizione: New. Based on more than five years participation in the Case Delle Erbe movement of the Apennine mountains of Central Italy, Foraging for a Future describes how spontaneous plants have become intrinsic to a social fabric involving an economy of exchange and living with greater freedom. It offers rare insights into a post-productive 'experience economy' that empowers people, and yet simultaneously decommodifies experiences - bypassing neoliberalism.In this book, Tamara Griffiths enters into dialogue with Heideggerian thinking, which is applied to the Case Delle Erbe with surprising outcomes. The results illuminate experiences of intersubjectivity beyond humans, showing how we can re-understand ourselves in nature, to create space for reciprocal and rich relationships with more-than-human communities.…

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Paperback. Condizione: New. Based on more than five years participation in the Case Delle Erbe movement of the Apennine mountains of Central Italy, Foraging for a Future describes how spontaneous plants have become intrinsic to a social fabric involving an economy of exchange and living with greater freedom. It offers rare insights into a post-productive 'experience economy' that empowers people, and yet simultaneously decommodifies experiences - bypassing neoliberalism.In this book, Tamara Griffiths enters into dialogue with Heideggerian thinking, which is applied to the Case Delle Erbe with surprising outcomes. The results illuminate experiences of intersubjectivity beyond humans, showing how we can re-understand ourselves in nature, to create space for reciprocal and rich relationships with more-than-human communities.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. Based on more than five years participation in the Case Delle Erbe movement of the Apennine mountains of Central Italy, Foraging for a Future describes how spontaneous plants have become intrinsic to a social fabric involving an economy of exchange and living with greater freedom. It offers rare insights into a post-productive experience economy that empowers people, and yet simultaneously decommodifies experiences bypassing neoliberalism.In this book, Tamara Griffiths enters into dialogue with Heideggerian thinking, which is applied to the Case Delle Erbe with surprising outcomes. The results illuminate experiences of intersubjectivity beyond humans, showing how we can re-understand ourselves in nature, to create space for reciprocal and rich relationships with more-than-human communities. This book describes how foraging for spontaneous plants has become intrinsic to the social fabric in the Case Delle Erbe movement in the Italian Apennines. This exchange-based 'experience economy' empowers people to live with greater freedom and creates space for reciprocal relationships with more-than-human communities. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Based on more than five years participation in the Case Delle Erbe movement of the Apennine mountains of Central Italy, Foraging for a Future describes how spontaneous plants have become intrinsic to a social fabric involving an economy of exchange and living with greater freedom. It offers rare insights into a post-productive 'experience economy' that empowers people, and yet simultaneously decommodifies experiences - bypassing neoliberalism.In this book, Tamara Griffiths enters into dialogue with Heideggerian thinking, which is applied to the Case Delle Erbe with surprising outcomes. The results illuminate experiences of intersubjectivity beyond humans, showing how we can re-understand ourselves in nature, to create space for reciprocal and rich relationships with more-than-human communities.This book is especially timely in today's uncertain and chaotic world, where politics often dominate the global spotlight. It reminds us that we must focus on people, not politics, and rethink our relationship with nature, which is frequently overshadowed by the turbulence of the political landscape. This is a must-read for teacher educators, school educators, and policymakers.Chenkai Chi, University of Windsor, CanadaGriffiths has written a rich and timely book that illustrates elegantly how to write in a post-phenomenological, non-representational manner by utilising storytelling. Her book offers inspiring insights for those readers interested in post-growth and diverse economies, bioregionalism, localism and slow movement. Most importantly, it gives glimpses of hope by showing other ways of being. Now more than ever we need storytelling that foregrounds how change could take place through joy and gratitude, instead of dwelling with apocalyptic futures.Outi Rantala, Leader of the Intra-living in the Anthropocene research group, University of LaplandEver wanted to think and live differently Beyond (and before) the hermetically sealed orthodoxy of advanced capitalism, there is another world. A 'worlding'. This tremendous work, mixing a poetics of life lived with nature with deep philosophical reflection and application, is a book for everyone. The beautifully written and conceptualized anthropological essay asks questions we should all consider, about our finite and complex relationships on the planet; about community; about food; the Anthropocene (Capitalocene) and landscape; and about the rapacious march of capitalism and the pursuit of profit.Peter Varley, Emeritus Professor of Tourism and Consumer Studies, Northumbria University.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Foraging for a Future | New ways of Being with Spontaneous Plants | Tamara Griffiths | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2025 | Sean Kingston Publishing | EAN 9781912385645 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…