This series embraces ontological pluralism by recognizing the sensitivity and subjectivity of forest entities, unveiling the ancestral spirit of Earth’s oldest forests—dating back 385 million years—and their enduring presence within the living world.
This series embraces ontological pluralism by recognizing the sensitivity and subjectivity of forest entities, unveiling the ancestral spirit of Earth’s oldest forests—dating back 385 million years—and their enduring presence within the living world.
This series celebrates an ontological pluralism in its effort to recognize a form of sensitivity and subjectivity to the forest natural entities, revealing the ancestral spirit of the oldest forests on Earth, dating back 385 million years.
Kósmos mirrors the ancestral knowledge of the native populations of the Fours Corners but also contemporary scientific research as well as «utopian» projections or environmental impacts, manifestations of a modernity crossed by hubris.