by Deborah Bird Rose · Errata Naturae Editores · tapa blanda · ISBN 9788419158277
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In this exceptional essay, Deborah Bird Rose invites us to reflect on the global ecological crisis and the sixth mass extinction through a moving case study: the dingoes of Australia. Drawing on her years living with Indigenous Australians, whose worldview sees these animals as kin and ancestors, the author challenges our anthropocentric ethics and proposes a new dialogue between species and non-Western cosmologies. Part memoir and part intercultural essay, the book reminds us that life is an interconnected web, urging us to recognize our kinship with the natural world.
