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January 1, 2024Sociological Problems Journal

What if Plants Could Talk? On the Possibility of an Anthropology of Communication

Svetlana Hristova

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To explore the possibilities of understanding plant communication from an anthropological viewpoint.
Review of the book 'Eco-words. The Ecology of Conversation' by Anna Lisa Tota
Analysis of concepts related to communication in ecological contexts
Discussion on interspecies communication theories
Highlights the innovative ideas about plant communication in the context of ecology
Suggests that plants may have their own forms of conversation influencing their environments
Proposes a new realm of anthropology focused on non-human communication

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Review evaluates Anna Lisa Tota's insights on communication and ecology in plants, suggesting new perspectives.

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Svetlana Hristova (2024) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69f04e5b727298f751e724ee https://doi.org/10.66384/37691029

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