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plant-thinking: a standalone construct

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Ecocriticism

a philosophy of vegetal life, set out by Marder, treating plants as having their own non-conscious mode of being and intelligence that challenges human-centred thought.

In ecocriticism, plant-thinking refers to a philosophy of vegetal life, set out by Marder, treating plants as having their own non-conscious mode of being and intelligence that challenges human-centred thought. This meaning comes from Marder (2013) in Plant-Thinking.[1]

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Marder, M. (2013). Plant-Thinking. Columbia University Press. ISBN 9780231533256

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