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After a first volume on Plant Analogies in the Knowledge of Life from Antiquity to Early Modernity (2023), this second book sets out to think about what we have in common with plants. By inviting science and philosophy into a long history that spans from the Pre-Socratics to contemporary sciences, this book explores the processes between plants and humans as they organize and inform living things. The epistemological and ontological analysis of the scientific knowledges makes it possible to integrate humans into thelows and exchanges between living beings.
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Communauté des processus et formes de vie partagées (Introduction)
Sarah Carvallo et Arnaud Macé
La place du végétal dans une pensée du vivant
Sonia Dheur et Sven J. Saupe
Arborescences, pousses et bourgeons humains dans les zoogonies et l’embryologie présocratiques
Anne-Laure Therme
Définir la communication des plantes : un échange de signes ?
Quentin Hiernaux
Sensing the World: Humans, Plants, and the Physicality of Life in Early Greek Philosophy
Claudia Zatta
Le végétal comme dépositaire d’une vie commune. L’âme végétative chez Platon et Aristote
Arnaud Macé
Nutrition et circulation dans la première modernité : De l’analogie à la loi, d’une forme de vie à une force de vie
Sarah Carvallo
Physique et métaphysique des plantes entre théâtre d’anatomie et théâtre des jardins au Grand siècle
Aliènor Bertrand
Le commun du vivant
Patrick Giraudoux
- Author (s)
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Arnaud MACÉ (edit. director)Arnaud Macé is Professor at the University of Franche-Comté, member of the Logiques de l'Agir laboratory (UR 2274) and a specialist in the history of ancient philosophy.Sarah CARVALLO (edit. director)Sarah Carvallo is a university professor of philosophy of science (philosophy, philosophy of medicine), a full member of the Logiques de l'Agir research unit (UR 2274) and an associate researcher at the IHRIM - UMR 5317 - ENS Lyon.Scientists and philosophers brought together for this survey at Arc-et-Senans in the gardens of the Saline Royale propose a new conception of the ecosystem garden for our time.
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Academics (Researchers, Teachers, Students)
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Laboratoire Logiques de l’Agir (UR 2274)
