Shāman no deshi ni natta minzoku shokubutsu gakusha no hanashi. 001.
Mark J. Plotkin recounts the experience of an ethnobotanist who became a shaman’s apprentice. Bringing together botany, anthropology, and traditional plant knowledge, this account offers readers a cross-cultural look at how knowledge of plants is learned, practiced, and passed on.
About This Book
Mark J. Plotkin presents the story of an ethnobotanist who became an apprentice to a shaman.
The book centers on traditional plant knowledge and the cultural context in which that knowledge is learned.
It offers a perspective on the relationship between ethnobotany, indigenous traditions, and practical understanding of plants.
This volume is suited to readers interested in botany, anthropology, ethnobotany, and cultural knowledge.
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