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Nicolas Lainé

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Anthropologist : Interspecific ethnography/ Human-animal co-evolution / knowledge co-production / South and Southeast Asia Profil : https://cv.hal.science/nicolas-laine

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L'animal féministe - Genre, consentement, pouvoir… 13 spécialistes racontent la puissance des femelles dans les sociétés animales - Yolaine de La Bigne (EAN13 : 9782379355363) | Le site des éditions L... L'animal féministe - Genre, consentement, pouvoir… 13 spécialistes racontent la puissance des femelles dans les sociétés animales - Yolaine de La Bigne (EAN13 : 9782379355363)

Très heureux d'avoir participé à ce beau livre sous la direction de Yolaine De la Bigne.

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23.01.2025 12:48 — 👍 1    🔁 0    💬 1    📌 0
Abstract This article considers a broad perspective of “One Health” that includes local and animal knowledge. Drawing from various colonial efforts to link human, animal, and environmental health, it first shows that the current “One Health” initiative has its roots in colonial engagement and coincides with a need to secure the health of administrators (controlling that of local populations), while pursing use of resources. In our contemporary period of repeated epidemic outbreaks, we then discuss the need for greater inclusion of social science knowledge for a better understanding of complex socio-ecological systems. We show how considering anthropology and allied sub-disciplines (anthropology of nature, medical anthropology, and human-animal studies) highlights local knowledge on biodiversity as well as the way social scientists investigate diversity in relation to other forms of knowledge. Acknowledging recent approaches, specifically multispecies ethnography, the article then aims to include not only local knowledge but also non-human knowledge for a better prevention of epidemic outbreaks. Finally, the conclusion stresses the need to adopt the same symmetrical approach to scientific and profane knowledge as a way to decolonize One Health, as well as to engage in a more-than-human approach including non-human animals as objects-subjects of research.

Abstract This article considers a broad perspective of “One Health” that includes local and animal knowledge. Drawing from various colonial efforts to link human, animal, and environmental health, it first shows that the current “One Health” initiative has its roots in colonial engagement and coincides with a need to secure the health of administrators (controlling that of local populations), while pursing use of resources. In our contemporary period of repeated epidemic outbreaks, we then discuss the need for greater inclusion of social science knowledge for a better understanding of complex socio-ecological systems. We show how considering anthropology and allied sub-disciplines (anthropology of nature, medical anthropology, and human-animal studies) highlights local knowledge on biodiversity as well as the way social scientists investigate diversity in relation to other forms of knowledge. Acknowledging recent approaches, specifically multispecies ethnography, the article then aims to include not only local knowledge but also non-human knowledge for a better prevention of epidemic outbreaks. Finally, the conclusion stresses the need to adopt the same symmetrical approach to scientific and profane knowledge as a way to decolonize One Health, as well as to engage in a more-than-human approach including non-human animals as objects-subjects of research.

Linking humans, their animals, and the environment again: a decolonized and more-than-human approach to “One Health” by @nicolaine.bsky.social

[2020, from our Special Issue – One Health: A social science discussion of a global agenda] 🧪
doi.org/10.1051/para...

15.01.2025 17:35 — 👍 9    🔁 4    💬 0    📌 0
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Une seule santé - S'ouvrir à d'autres savoirs - Nicolas Lainé (EAN13 : 9782759240364) | Quae-Open : Des livres scientifiques en libre accès Une seule santé - S'ouvrir à d'autres savoirs - Nicolas Lainé (EAN13 : 9782759240364)

Publication de l'ouvrage : "Une Seule Santé: S'ouvrir à d'autres savoirs" de Nicolas Lainé (PALOC) dans la Collection Sciences en Questions (Quae).
L'ouvrage est disponible en version papier et téléchargeable gratuitement sur la plate-forme Quae-Open
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12.12.2024 09:03 — 👍 3    🔁 1    💬 0    📌 0
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Les mondes possibles de Philippe Descola L’anthropologue est l’auteur d’une œuvre désormais incontournable, centrée autour des relations entre humains et non-humains. Un riche « Cahier de L’Herne » témoigne de son rayonnement interdiscipline...

Les mondes possibles de Philippe Descola www.lemonde.fr/livres/artic...

24.11.2024 14:53 — 👍 1    🔁 0    💬 0    📌 0

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