How Forests Think: Toward an Anthropology Beyond the Human
by Eduardo Kohn
How Forests Think asks what anthropology might become when it looks beyond the human. Eduardo Kohn examines forests, living beings, meaning, and representation, offering a philosophical and ecological approach to understanding how humans relate to the wider living world.
About This Book
How Forests Think explores anthropology beyond a strictly human-centered view of life and meaning.
Eduardo Kohn considers what forests and other living beings might reveal about thought, representation, and communication.
The book brings anthropological inquiry into conversation with broader questions about humans, nature, and the living world.
It offers a philosophical and ecological perspective on how people understand their relationships with nonhuman beings.
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