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Elusive Partners. Contemporary Anthropological Perspectives on Marine Species
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- Nombre de pages259
- FormatMulti-format
- ISBN978-2-38327-007-2
- EAN9782383270072
- Date de parution14/12/2023
- Protection num.NC
- Infos supplémentairesMulti-format incluant PDF avec W...
- ÉditeurPublications scientifiques du Mu...
- PréfacierGisli Palsson
Résumé
The ocean and its biodiversity have been attracting increasing interest from a humanities perspective over the last decades. The book Elusive Partners aims to provide a valuable insight into this research work on marine species, with a specific focus on the French-speaking world. Taking its inspiration from an interdisciplinary dialogue developed over several years at the National Museum of Natural History (Paris), this book highlights the need for comparative and long-term research on the most contemporary issues associated with marine species, particularly those related to conservation policies.
Algae, cetaceans, seabirds, pinnipeds, turtles, corals and fish, but also more unexpected travellers -such as elephants or mice- compose a bestiary whose versatility and social, historical and political import are fully restored.
Algae, cetaceans, seabirds, pinnipeds, turtles, corals and fish, but also more unexpected travellers -such as elephants or mice- compose a bestiary whose versatility and social, historical and political import are fully restored.
The ocean and its biodiversity have been attracting increasing interest from a humanities perspective over the last decades. The book Elusive Partners aims to provide a valuable insight into this research work on marine species, with a specific focus on the French-speaking world. Taking its inspiration from an interdisciplinary dialogue developed over several years at the National Museum of Natural History (Paris), this book highlights the need for comparative and long-term research on the most contemporary issues associated with marine species, particularly those related to conservation policies.
Algae, cetaceans, seabirds, pinnipeds, turtles, corals and fish, but also more unexpected travellers -such as elephants or mice- compose a bestiary whose versatility and social, historical and political import are fully restored.
Algae, cetaceans, seabirds, pinnipeds, turtles, corals and fish, but also more unexpected travellers -such as elephants or mice- compose a bestiary whose versatility and social, historical and political import are fully restored.
