https://www.tea-assembly.com/issues/9/a-qa-with-monica-gagliano
All the contributors were invited to write an essay, poem, or whatever they wanted. The catch was, it had to involve a personal story, or an encounter with a...
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https://www.tea-assembly.com/issues/9/plant-conversation-2-luis-eduardo-luna-and-kristi-onzik
Join anthropologists Luis Eduardo Luna and Kristi Onzik as they delve into philosophical and existential questions inspired by plants
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https://www.tea-assembly.com/submissions
The Ethnobotanical Assembly (TEA) invites authors to submit contributions relating to the theme of human-plant engagements in all their diversity
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https://www.tea-assembly.com/issues/9/on-becoming-plant-minded
Encouraging textured, multi-hued responses to the theme, we asked each contributor to select a plant as a focal point for reflection
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https://www.tea-assembly.com/issues/9/plant-conversation-1-jeremy-narby-and-sarah-laborde
In this episode, anthropologist and best-selling author Jeremy Narby and multidisciplinary scholar Sarah Laborde take us on a journey toward understanding our...
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https://www.tea-assembly.com/about
The Ethnobotanical Assembly (TEA) is a quarterly online magazine for research, writing, and thinking about people-plant relationships
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