Name: Wer das Gras wachsen hört
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ISBN: 978-3-7065-5658-3

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"Who Hears the Grass Grow" is a scholarly book that explores the development of a technical-economic perspective on nature during the Early Modern period. It highlights how natural historical descriptions were linked to cameralist ideas since the late 17th century and how the movement of Economic Enlightenment promoted a utility-oriented approach to nature. The contributions of the book focus on various groups of plants such as vegetables, fruits, and medicinal plants, examining the interactions between actors like farmers, scholars, and landowners. It addresses the relationship between practical and theoretical bodies of knowledge, leading to a deeper understanding of the agricultural knowledge system in the 19th and 20th centuries. The perspective of longue durée allows for the recognition of complex interrelationships between theory and practice and challenges simplistic dichotomies.

Actual product image Wer das Gras wachsen hört (German, Paperback, Martin Stuber, Simona Boscani Leoni)

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