Introduction—Plant Poiesis: Aesthetics, Philosophy and Indigenous Thought

In a recent stay in Senegal, I had a chance to contemplate a baobab tree (Adansonia digitata)1 located in the Bandia Reserve, whose hollow interior had been used as a burial site [...]

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  2025

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  Philosophies

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  2025-11-08

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