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Call for Publications

Theme: Ethnobiology and Philosophy
Publication: Journal of Ethnobiology
Date: Special Issue
Deadline: 1.5.2022

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From David Ludwig <[email protected]>


Ethnobiology raises fundamental epistemological, ontological, and
political questions about relations among peoples, biota, and
environments. This special issue brings together emerging debates at
the intersection of ethnobiology and philosophy. We want to explore
how philosophy can contribute to reflexive ethnobiological practices
and how ethnobiology can contribute to philosophical engagement with
biocultural diversity. We are therefore looking for submissions that
create meaningful dialogue between ethnobiological and philosophical
debates - whether from philosophically reflexive ethnobiologists or
ethnobiologically engaged philosophers.

In employing a broad definition of both “ethnobiology” and
“philosophy”, the special issue aims to bring together intellectual
resources from Indigenous philosophies to environmental ethics to
anthropological theory to philosophy of science. We want to foster
debates about questions such as (1) diverse forms of producing
knowledge about the biological world, (2) their interaction with
heterogeneous ontologies and ways of being in the world, (3)
relations between Indigenous biologies and philosophies, (4) the
ethics and methodology of ethnobiological research, (5) challenges of
decolonization in ethnobiology, and (6) relations between
ethnobiological research and social-environmental challenges. The
special issue aims to create a forum for ethnobiologists,
philosophers, and aligned researchers to engage in a
transdisciplinary dialogue about fundamental questions of
ethnobiological research and their implications for engaging with
biocultural diversity. Submissions that reflect this
transdisciplinary dialogue are especially welcomed.

This special issue welcomes research articles that do not exceed a
limit of 8,500 words and follow the general submission guidelines of
the Journal of Ethnobiology:
https://ethnobiology.org/publications/journal-of-ethnobiology/about
The submission deadline is 1 May 2022.

For further information or clarification, feel free to contact the
guest editors Abigail Nieves Delgado ([email protected]), David
Ludwig ([email protected]), and Charbel N. El-Hani
([email protected]).


Journal website:
https://ethnobiology.org/publications/journal-of-ethnobiology/




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