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UNINA9910821829503321 |
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Geniusz Mary Siisip <1948-> |
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Plants have so much to give us, all we have to do is ask : Anishinaabe botanical teachings / / Mary Siisip Geniusz ; edited by Wendy Makoons Geniusz ; illustrations by Annmarie Geniusz |
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Minneapolis, Minnesota ; ; London, [England] : , : University of Minnesota Press, , 2015 |
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©2015 |
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1 online resource (393 p.) |
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Ojibwa Indians - Ethnobotany |
Ojibwa Indians - Ethnobotany - History |
Ojibwa Indians |
Ethnobotany - North America |
Plants, Useful - North America |
Medicinal plants - North America |
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Note generali |
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Description based upon print version of record. |
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Nota di bibliografia |
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Includes bibliographical references and index. |
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Contents; Preface; Introduction; Invocation; A Note on Botanical Usage; 1. Traditional Anisinaabe Teaching about Plants; ""The Year the Roses Died""; 2. Indinawemaaganag | All of My Relatives; ""How Cedar and Bearberry Came into the World""; ""Nookomis-giizhik: The Cedar Song""; My Grandmother Cedar: Nookomis-giizhik | White Cedar; ""The Lady of the Red and Black Wigwam""; ""The Birch Tree, the Maple Tree, and Naanabozho""; My Grandfather Birch: Nimishoomis-wiigwaas, Wiigwaasi-mitig | Birch; ""Naanabozho and the Thunderbirds""; ""The Runner and the Birch Sap"" |
My Elder Sister: Nimisenh | Balsam Fir3. Conifers; ""Why Some Trees Keep Their Leaves When Others Do Not""; ""Naanabozho and Paul Bunyan""; Pines; Zhingwaak | White Pine; Apakwanagemag | Red Pine; Okikaandag | Jack Pine; Scotch Pine; Zesegaandag | Spruce, Mina'ig | White Spruce; ""The Ancient Warrior""; Mashkiigwaatig | Tamarack; Gaagaagiwanzh | Eastern Hemlock; Juniper; 4. Three Food Plants; |
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""Naanabozho and the Dancing Men""; Apakweshkway | Cattail; Mashkiigobag | Labrador Tea; Giizisoojiibik | Jerusalem Artichoke; 5. Four Traditional Plants in the Anishinaabeg Culture |
""The Shut-eye Dance and the Creation of Red Osier, Bittersweet, and Lichens""The Cornus Family; Gookooko'oo-miinan | Staghorn Sumac; Aasaakamig | Sphagnum Moss; ""Naanabozho and the Squeaky-Voice Plant""; Naanabozho's Squeaky-Voice Plant; 6. Medicinal Plants; Waabanooganzh | Yarrow; Nookaadiziiganzh | Mullein; ""The South Wind and the Maiden of the Golden Hair""; Doodooshaaboojiibik | Dandelion; Ginebigowashk | Native Plantain; Oginii-waabigwaniin, Roses; Eupatoriums; Omakakiibag | Jewelweed, Animikiibag | Poison Ivy; The Monarda Family; Ozaawijiibik | Goldthread; Waawiyebagoon, Violets |
""Naanabozho and Name""Oombendaan | Mints; Ingijibinaa | Heal-all; Niibiishikaabijigan | Motherwort; Gichi-namewashk | Catnip; Jill-over-the-ground; Aanikawishkoons | Scouring Rush; Makwa-miskomin | Bearberry; Epilogue: ""Four Warriors Find Naanabozho""; Recipes; Ojibwe Word Glossary; Ojibwe Plant Name Glossary; Bibliography; Index |
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UNINA9910483936303321 |
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Rydin Yvonne <1957-> |
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Theory in Planning Research / / by Yvonne Rydin |
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Singapore : , : Springer Nature Singapore : , : Imprint : Palgrave Macmillan, , 2021 |
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[1st ed. 2021.] |
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1 online resource (220 pages) |
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Planning, Environment, Cities, , 2946-9597 |
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Sociology, Urban |
Human geography |
Landscape architecture |
Sustainable architecture |
Urban Sociology |
Human Geography |
Landscape Architecture |
Sustainable Architecture/Green Buildings |
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Includes bibliographical references and index. |
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Chapter 1 Introduction: theory and planning research -- Chapter 2 Governmental Models: the hope of rational public administration -- Chapter 3 Rational Choice Perspectives: self-interest and decision-making -- Chapter 4 The Influence of New Institutionalism: how culture shapes planning -- Chapter 5 Governance Theory: stakeholders, networks and collaboration -- Chapter 6 Urban Politics: conflict, power and justice -- Chapter 7 Political Economy: crisis and response -- Chapter 8 Discourse, Knowledge and Governmentality: the influence of Foucault -- Chapter 9 Relational Approaches: assemblages, materiality and power -- Chapter 10 Conclusion: on doing planning research. |
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'In this informative and innovative approach to research, Yvonne Rydin draws on the relationship between how we think about the world (theory) and how we study it (research) to provide a valuable guide to negotiating the knowledge-based world of planning. This is a wonderfully useful book: well-organized, clearly presented, and essential reading for students and faculty alike. Theory in Planning Research fills a gap in planning education that few knew even existed.' -Bob Beauregard, Emeritus Professor of Urban Planning at Columbia GSAPP, USA 'The past couple of decades have witnessed a proliferation in critical and explanatory theories around planning stimulated by a desire to understand the complexities and challenges we face. Yvonne Rydin not only maps this terrain but provides a vital guide for students and practitioners to link and ground their research to theory. This is a book for everybody who is involved in research and planning.' -Professor Phil Allmendinger, University of Cambridge, UK 'This book is a valuable and timely contribution to planning education and research. The book directly addresses one of the biggest challenges of planning education-the unwillingness of students to engage in planning theory. Rydin provides a clear justification for the value of theory in planning research and provides an overview of some of the main theoretical approaches used in contemporary planning research. Importantly, Rydin successfully presents planning theory in an accessible way. The book reveals that theory is not something to be feared by students, but something which can illuminate planning research and practice. This book will become an important resource for students and supervisors alike.' -Associate Professor Kristian Ruming, Macquarie University, Australia 'If there was ever any doubt about the utility of planning theory in planning education and research, this book certainly helps to overcome it. Written in an accessible and engaging way, the book brings together summaries of key theoretical perspectives with examples of how these are applied by scholars in researching cases of planning practice. This rich repository of theoretically-informed case studies will undoubtedly become a major reference for many planning educators and a recommended reading in planning theory and dissertation courses.' -Professor Simin Davoudi, Newcastle University, UK. |
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