Have you read Pedagogy of the Oppressed by Paulo Friere? It’s closely linked to what you talk about in this essay, and I’ve been finding many examples lately of communities using storytelling or poetry to ‘talk back’. It’s lovely work.
Forests are living beings, thanks for collating and writing about them so passionately!
Have you read Pedagogy of the Oppressed by Paulo Friere? It’s closely linked to what you talk about in this essay, and I’ve been finding many examples lately of communities using storytelling or poetry to ‘talk back’. It’s lovely work.
Forests are living beings, thanks for collating and writing about them so passionately!
I haven't read that one but it's definitely going on my list. Thanks for mentioning it
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/35103532/
Attachment theorists are also studying this (thanks to Indigenous wisdom and knowledge production ofc)
Looks interesting. I'll have to give that one a read
I took an Eco Psych course in undergrad and we read a few similar papers. Its pretty incredible yet not surprising..
Just brilliantly explained and set out. Thank you for writing this!