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Relational

For Cultural Ecology 2020 there were two readings in which we examined relational perspectives as compared to perspectives based on substance:

Ingold, “Ancestry, generation, substance, memory, land” in the Perception of the Environment
Brody, Maps and Dreams (256-283)

These materials were for Cultural Ecology 2020.

I revisited these chapters in a 2022 History of Anthropological Thought course:

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