Grønne gæster i Tidsskriftet Kulturstudier
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https://doi.org/10.7146/ks.v13i2.134657Resumé
I dette særnummer af Tidskriftet Kulturstudier har vi inviteret planter og plante- menneske relationer indenfor. Det gør vi for at markere, at vore levende, grønne medarter ikke blot er vigtige som objekter for natur og naturvidenskabelige studier, men fortjener lige så seriøs kulturvidenskabelig opmærksomhed. For planter er både natur og kultur. De har multiple ontologier.2 Det betyder, at planter er virkelige på flere forskellige måder – ligesom Jellingestenen er virkelig både som museumsgenstand, nationalt klenodie og som sten, afhængigt af hvilke sammenhænge den optræder i.
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