From grain to nature : a rice-based history of Philippine environmental discourse, 1946-2005 / Dennis Erasga.
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- unmediated
- volume
- 9789719702450
- SB 191.R5 .Er14 2012
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SB 107 .D44 1996 Botanikang pangkabuhayan : manwal ng pagsasanay / | SB 176.P6 .N152 2010 Fruit and plantation crop production in the Philippines / | SB 191.R5 .B468 1999 Beyond rice / | SB 191.R5 .Er14 2012 From grain to nature : a rice-based history of Philippine environmental discourse, 1946-2005 / | SB 191.R5 .Oc12 2003 Random thoughts on rice, science and technology, etc, (insights from a S&T insider) / | SB 217 G589 1989 The socio-politics of sugar: wealth, power formation and change in Negros (1899-1985). / | SB 217 G589 1989 The socio-politics of sugar: wealth, power formation and change in Negros (1899-1985). / |
Includes index.
From Grain to Nature is an attempt to narrate an "alternative version" of the origin of Philippine environmental discourse via the social biography of its most important cultural crop-rice. By tracing the discursive events that led to the genetic evolution of this crop, Dennis Erasga weaves a story of rice using a triptych of images-rice as a political grain, a scientific seed, and a virtual metaphor of nature-each accompanied by three distinct yet overlapping discourses, creating a new level of consciousness that problematizes the relationship of humans and nature in pursuit of a national development agenda. (Source: http://www.vibebookstore.com)
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