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Lecture Notes in Computer Sciencely straightforward epistemological struggle between two entities. One side is harmoniously acclimatised to nature, while the other is culturally and morally estranged from it. Throughout the narrative, a strategic appeal to the magically indigenous in the face of colonial encroachment is made. The i

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Emile Aarts,René W. Collier,Boris Ruytergrow horticultural products, the Gardens have largely been repurposed for exercise, foraging and placemaking. Through the cohabitation of humans and other-than-human beings in the landscape, Penangites, with their complex migrant histories, have localised these foreign colonial lawns. This process o

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Jurjen Caarls,Pieter Jonker,Stelian Persadigenous West Malaysians whom I work with, the Orang Asli, their traditions are not “l(fā)ost”, but are still not properly acknowledged within the wider discourse on conservation-related knowledge. Within the framework of ecological society and decolonising discourse, I specifically describe different a

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Book 2024expressions. It includes original works by environmental activists as well as emerging and established scholars, who collectively analyse various aspects of Malaysian ecological discourse..The contributors address crucial – and often controversial – topics such as local ecological imaginations, wild

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